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Q 1/10
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What year did they start building the Terracotta Warriors?
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245 BC
246 BC to 208 BC
204 BC
567 BC
Q 2/10
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Why is Qin Shi Huang so important?
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He was the first born male.
He was the Chinese Emporor.
He was the most intelligent.
He was famous.

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What year did they start building the Terracotta Warriors?

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Why is Qin Shi Huang so important?

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What were the Warriors made out of?

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What year and date were the Terracotta Warriors discovered?

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When was the Emporor born?

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How many pits of the Terracotta Warriors were discovered?

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How many labour’s worked on this project?

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How old was Qin Shi Huang when he was named Emporor?

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What year did the museum that these are displayed in open to the public?

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What were the villagers doing when they discovered the Warriors?

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