Unit 9: Asia 2.1, 2.3, 2.4, 3.1
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- Q1What is the dynastic cycle in Chinese history?A type of food popular in ancient ChinaA method of counting in ancient ChinaA type of dance performed during ceremoniesA pattern of rise, rule, decline, and replacement of dynasties in Chinese history30s
- Q2What is the significance of the mandate of heaven in the dynastic cycle of ancient China?It was a form of currency used for trade in ancient ChinaIt was believed that the ruler had the divine approval to govern as long as they ruled fairly and justly.It was a legal document that outlined the rules of succession in Chinese dynastiesIt was a military strategy used to conquer new territories30s
- Q3Which Chinese dynasty is known for the construction of the Great Wall of China?HanMingQinTang30s
- Q4Who was the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty?LaoziQin Shi HuangConfuciusSun Tzu30s
- Q5What is the literal translation of 'terra cotta'?Red clayBaked earthClay potEarthenware30s
- Q6What is the name of the famous clay army found in China that was created to protect the first Emperor of China in his afterlife?Stone SoldiersClay TroopersTerra Cotta WarriorsBronze Guardians30s
- Q7Which ancient civilization is credited with the establishment of the Silk Road?EgyptianRomanChineseGreek30s
- Q8What impact did the Silk Road have on cultural exchange?It facilitated the exchange of ideas, technologies, and art between different civilizations.It only allowed the trading of goodsIt led to isolation of civilizationsIt had no influence on culture30s
- Q9What is a caravan?An ancient type of musical instrumentA type of large bird found in the desertA vehicle for racing in the desertA group of travelers journeying together30s
- Q10What does it mean to 'barter'?To exchange goods or services without using moneyTo buy goods using moneyTo sell goods for a profitTo work in a market30s
- Q11Which of the following scenarios best illustrates bartering?Trading your bicycle for a skateboard with a friendBuying a new bicycle at a storeSelling your old bicycle online for cashRenting a bicycle for the day30s
- Q12What was the purpose of a tribute in ancient civilizations?To build alliancesTo show respect and submission to a more powerful ruler or nationTo start a warTo establish trade routes30s
- Q13What was the code of conduct followed by samurai warriors in feudal Japan?NinjaBushidoRoninShogun30s
- Q14What was the primary duty of a samurai in feudal Japan?Farming the landEntertaining the emperorServing their lordTrading goods30s
- Q15During the feudal period of Japan, what was the main duty of a shogun?To engage in artistic pursuitsTo lead the military and govern the countryTo practice Zen BuddhismTo act as a merchant30s