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China Part 1 Quiz (Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han) AA

Quiz by John Peters

Grade 6-8
ELA - History/Social Studies
Common Core

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  • Q1

    The earliest civilizations in China started along the most important rivers such as the __________ river.

    Rhine

    Huang He

    Gobi

    Takla

    300s
    RH.6-8.7
  • Q2

    The Shang dynasty was one of the 1st dynasties for which both written record and archaeological evidence exists to prove it existed.

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    true
    false
    True or False
    300s
    RH.6-8.2
  • Q3

    Early Chinese settlers used symbols called _________ on bones and shells to keep records.

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    Cuneiform

    pictographs

    Hieroglyphics

    San skrit

    300s
    RH.6-8.2
  • Q4

    Ancient China was bordered by two of the world's largest deserts. They are the ... and ... deserts.

    Xianyang and Takla

    Gobi and Takla

    Xianyang and Yellow

    Gobi and Yellow

    300s
    RH.6-8.7
  • Q5

    Which mountain range serves as the geographical border between India and China?

    Takla Mountains

    Gobi Mountains

    Himalayan Mountains

    Bhutanese Mountains

    300s
    RH.6-8.7
  • Q6

    Nomads are tribal members...

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    that lead as tribal official.

    that have no fixed home.

    that grow crops to survive.

    that make major tribal decisions.

    300s
    RH.6-8.4
  • Q7

    To defend their lands from the Nomads, the Chinese...

    built the Great Wall of China.

    moved their capitol to Taiwan.

    encouraged poet Du Fu to write to the Nomads to ease tension.

    issued a series of peace treaties to the Mongols.

    300s
    RH.6-8.3
  • Q8

    When the Zhou conquered the Shang in 1046 BCE, they established a system of Feudalism. This meant that...

    Morality and the natural balance of relationships should be of vital importance.

    Kings wanted strict punishment and positive rewards for desired behavior.

    Yin and Yang must be allowed to operate as natural opposites in the world.

    Kings offered Lords land in exchange for military service and the lower class produced for protection.

    300s
    RH.6-8.4
  • Q9

    Why did the Warring States period begin in the Zhou dynasty?

    The Xia conquered the Zhou.

    The Feudal lords began to fight each other.

    The Mongols attacked.

    The Zhou family did not get along.

    300s
    RH.6-8.3
  • Q10

    What is similar about Confucius, Laozi and Han Feizi?

    They all practiced Daoism.

    They all were famous warlords in the various warring states.

    They were poets like Li Po or Du Fu.

    They created answers to the Warring states period.

    300s
    RH.6-8.8
  • Q11

    Connect the name of the dynasty with the order from oldest (1) to most recent (4).

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    Linking
    300s
    RH.6-8.3
  • Q12

    Confucius felt that the Warring States period was a result of a lack of strict rules and a dominant leader.

    false
    true
    True or False
    300s
    RH.6-8.8
  • Q13

    Following the Han and Sui dynasty (Tang), what Confucius practice (not a government philosophy) did many women carry out?

    The Silk Dance

    Divorce

    Lily-foot

    Legalism

    300s
    RH.6-8.4
  • Q14

    Legalism held that...

    leaders should create harsh punishments and positive rewards.

    humans lacked morality and needed educated.

    the natural world was full of balancing opposites (yin and yang)

    300s
    RH.6-8.4
  • Q15

    The Han dynasty promoted meritocracy or hiring based on education, ability and skill.

    true
    false
    True or False
    300s
    RH.6-8.8

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