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- Q1Which physical process is most responsible for the geographic formations in the northern Indian subcontinent?Hydrologic cycleWeatheringTectonic forcesDeposition300s113.43.C.4.B
- Q2Which statement accurately describes monsoons in India?Summer monsoons bring heavy rainfall, while winter monsoons bring dry weather.Monsoons only affect the coastal regions of the Indian subcontinent.Monsoons bring heavy rainfall in all seasons in India.Winter monsoons bring heavy rainfall, while summer monsoons are fairly dry.300s113.43.C.4
- Q3Founded in the fifteenth century by Guru Nanak Dev, which monotheistic religion of India is characterized by a belief in a cycle of rebirth?BuddhismSikhismJainismIslam300s113.43.C.17.B
- Q4Which of the listed characteristics are associated with Buddhism?1. Reincarnation 2. Siddhartha Gautama 4. Four Noble Truths 6. Muhammad1. Reincarnation 2. Siddhartha Gautama 3. Five Pillars 5. Eightfold Path1. Reincarnation 2. Siddhartha Gautama 4. Four Noble Truths 5. Eightfold Path1. Reincarnation 2. Siddhartha Gautama 3. Five Pillars 4. Four Noble Truths300s113.43.C.17.B
- Q5How did geography contribute to the creation of India's northern border?Nepal contains few resources of interest to India or China.The mountains form a natural boundary between India and other countries.The Ganges River is a natural boundary between India and China.North of the border is too cold to easily support life.300s113.43.C.13.A
- Q6Based on the map, Nepal and Bhutan differ from other South Asian countries because both are —geographically landlockedlacking freshwater sourceson the border with Indiaconsidered island nations300s113.43.C.13.A
- Q7Which cultural tradition still characterizes Indian society today despite being outlawed in 1947?ReincarnationCaste distinctionsPraying five times a dayArranged marriages300s113.43.C.17.A
- Q8Why is the region of Kashmir a source of conflict among nations of South Asia?It is the only region dominated by Sikhs.Its people are predominantly Hindu, surrounded by an Islamic nation.It is an extremely poor region that often faces natural disasters.Its people are predominantly Islamic, though controlled by India.300s113.43.C.17.A
- Q9What is one way India’s rapid population growth has affected the environment of the region?Seismic activity has rapidly increased.Air and water pollution has worsened.Buildings in the region have been redesigned.Rainfall levels from monsoons have lessened.300s113.43.C.8.B
- Q10The Ganges has been considered a sacred river in Hinduism for thousands of years. Millions of Hindus perform religious rituals, such as purification rites and the disposal of the deceased, in the river. How have these long-practiced rituals affected the river today?The course of the river has been altered to feed into temples.The river is one of the cleanest rivers in the world since it is considered sacred.The level of the river has dropped due to considerable use.The river has become one of the most polluted in the world.300s113.43.C.2.B
- Q11Building in the style shown in the picture is important in Bangladesh because —providing space for large families is importantincreasing tourism has opened new rental marketsadapting to the extensive flooding is necessaryhaving storage for surplus crops is important300s113.43.C.8.A
- Q12Based on the information in the map, India’s largest cities are located in —central and northeast Indianorthwest and southeast Indiasouthwest and northeast Indiaeast and northwest India300s113.43.C.7.A
- Q13While most people in India are practicing Hindus, the region is also home to —many large Catholic universities in the major citiesseveral religious groups including Muslims, Buddhists, Jains, and Sikhsa few prominent Christian monasteries in former British colonial territoryone of the largest Jewish communities living outside of Israel300s113.43.C.5.A
- Q14While both North America and South Asia experienced British colonization, cultural patterns in South Asia were more strongly influenced by —British literary and artistic stylesrapid population growthEuropean social customsancient religious traditions300s113.43.C.17.A
- Q15Based on the information in the graphs, which issue is India likely to face in 2050?Providing education for a growing demographic of young childrenFinding well-paying jobs for young people entering the workforcePaying health care and expenses for growing numbers of elderlyAvoiding political instability resulting from large population growth300s113.43.C.17.A
