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Ancient India, Ancient China, Ancient Greece
Ancient India, Ancient China, Ancient Greece
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8. Under whose leadership was the building in the image constructed?
Harappan
Samudragupta
Ashoka
Shiva
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2. Where did ancient Indian peoples move after the decline of the Indus River valley civilization?
into Central Asia
near the southern peninsula
into the central plateau region
near the Ganges River
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1. What physical feature separates China and India?
Himalayas
Hindu Kush
Indian Ocean
Gobi Desert
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9. Which were achievements of the Gupta empire? (Select one of two here. )
creating the first writing system
recording the first known sighting of a shooting star
creating the symbol 0
inventing addition and subtraction
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11. Which advancements helped the government of the Zhou and Qin dynasties solve problems? (Select one of two here.)
use of forms of money
discovery of gunpowder
invention of the wheel
development of paper
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8. Which ideas were supported by the value of filial piety? (Select one of two answers here.)
Dao keeps the world in balance.
Children owe a deep respect to their parents.
Organize society by: social status, wealth, occupation, family connections.
The supreme power of the universe can give and take away the right to rule.
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5. Which religion worshipped the god shown in this sculpture?
Jainism
Buddhism
Vedism
Hinduism
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3. Which textile was most important to the economy of ancient China?
cotton
flax
wool
silk
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3. What type of artifact is depicted in this image?
a piece of leather
a sculpture
a seal
a piece of pottery
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8. Which ideas were supported by the value of filial piety? (Select one of two answers here.)
Dao keeps the world in balance.
The supreme power of the universe can give and take away the right to rule.
Organize society by social status, wealth, occupation, family connections.
A country's rulers should be respected.
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10. Which phrase best describes how oracle bones were used in ancient China?
to express feelings through art
to support the authority of an leader
to show respect for a parent
to seek knowledge through a ceremony
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4. How was this artifact used?
to provide directions
as a decoration
as money
to mark ownership
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2. Where did the first Chinese civilization emerge?
on the Tibetan Plateau
along the Pacific Coast
in western China
near the Huang He
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7. What is pictured in this image?
an Indus Valley city
a Mauryan hospital
a Gupta home
a Buddhist place of worship
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4. Which recurring natural disaster shaped the lives of ancient Chinese people up through the Xia dynasty?
typhoons
monsoons
earthquakes
floods
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9. What is the core idea of Daoism?
The family is the basic unit of society.
The purpose of life is service to others.
Rulers have a duty to care for their people.
The world works according to a natural order.
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11. Which advancements helped the government of the Zhou and Qin dynasties solve problems? (Select one of two here.)
construction of canals
invention of the wheel
discovery of gunpowder
development of paper
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5. Which concept was introduced by the rules of the Zhou dynasty?
filial piety
Confucianism
mandate of heaven
Daoism
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6. Which os these beliefs is shared by Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism?
karma
caste
reincarnation
nirvana
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9. Which were achievements of the Gupta empire? (Select one of two here. )
inventing addition and subtraction
recording the first known sighting of a shooting star
creating the first writing system
determining Earth is round
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7. What role did Confucius play in ancient China?
warlord
emperor
philosopher
religious leader
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"Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous." Summarize this statement.
Knowing facts is better than having an opinion.
It is important to think deeply about what you have learned.
You should think before you speak.
Knowledge is a powerful tool as long as you know what to do with it.
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1. Why is India considered to be part of a subcontinent?
It is located farthest south of all the Asian countries.
It does not share a language or culture with other Asian countries.
It is isolated from the rest of Asia by mountains and water.
It is part of an island chain far from the Asian mainland.
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6. How was Zhou society organized?
by castes
by clans
by wealth
by feudal system
