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WorksheetsAncient China Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
China's civilization developed between which two rivers?
Yin and Yang
Chang Jiang and Yangtze
Shang and Zhou
Huang He (Yellow River) and Yangtze (Long River)
compass
What Was The Silk Road
One Road Made Of Silk Carpets
A Road That Silk (only) Was Traded On
A Network Of Roads Used For Trading
Name Of The First Road In Asia
Qing, Qin, Zhou Han
Zhou, Xia, Quin, Shang
Which statement explains the main difference between Taoism and Legalism?
Taoism focuses on nature, while Legalism focuses on science.
Taoism promotes hierarchy, while Legalism promotes equality.
Taoism emphasizes harmony, while Legalism emphasizes
obedience..
Taoism is based on virtue and integrity, while Legalism is based on rules and punishments.
Which statement best explains how Taoism differs from Confucianism?
Taoists reject human desire, whereas Confucians attempt to shape people’s desires.
Taoists use strict punishments, whereas Confucians provide rewards for good behavior.
Taoists believe in freedom for citizens, whereas Confucians believe in respect for authority.
Taoists emphasize integrity and fairness, whereas Confucians emphasize harmony and unity.
The ancient Chinese were able to flourish independently, and without much interference from outsiders due to...
their reputation and strength as a military power
the outsiders not wanting what the Chinese had
their geography providing many natural barriers
their rivers being very difficult to navigate
How did the silk road benefit China?
They discovered other civilizations
They received new resources
They gained wealth
All of the above
Wealthy powerful people in ancient society who held high social status
warlords
aristocrats
filial piety
acupuncture
China is located on which continent?
North America
China
Africa
Asia
The idea that all children should respect their parents and grandparents
aristocrats
legalism
daoism
filial piety
During the han dynasty, they traded with the roman empire becoming very wealthy and powerful because of what main export?
Cotton
Wheat
Silk
Gold
What were the 3 most practices religions in Ancient China? This was also known as the 3 pillars of China.
Confucianism
Taoism
Buddhism
Osiris
Isis
Afterlife
Christianity
Legalism
Confucianism
Line of rulers from one family.
Legalism
Daoism
Dynasty
Network
Match the following
philosophy that teaches people to be respectful and responsible
Confucianism
philosophy that teaches that people are evil and need to be punished
Legalism
philosophy that teaches people to be accepting and live in harmony with nature
Daoism
Which statement accurately describes the Silk Road?
The Silk Road was a series of trade routes between China and western civilizations.
The Silk Road was a trail that connected China to India over the mountains.
The Silk Road was a wall that extended around the border of China.
The Silk Road was the name for the ancient silk-making process.
What goods were traded on the silk road?
orange chicken
Chow Mien
cotton, spices, pearls (from oysters), and ivory (from elephant tusks).
Which statement explains why the development of the Silk Road benefited the Chinese economy?
It decreased the cost of exporting goods.
It opened new markets for Chinese producers.
It enabled Chinese workers to migrate to job locations.
It created access to an abundant supply of raw materials.
