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EOC Review Day 4
EOC Review Day 4
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1
What
BEST
explains how Buddhism reached China?
Missionaries spread Buddha’s message
Emperor Qin invited the Buddha to teach
The Mongols forced the belief on people
Confucius brought the belief
2
According to the chart above, what ideas did Confucianism and Legalism share?
The importance of education and harmony
The importance of social order and government
The importance of respect for parents and society
The importance of government and harmony
3
How did ideographs and pictographs benefit the early Chinese civilizations?
Helped China record information
Allowed China to communicate with the ancestors
Chinese art became more popular
The Mandate of Heaven was easier to understand
4
What is reincarnation?
The re-birth of the soul into a new body
The prayer of the gods
The amount of good or evil deeds you completed
The main type of meditation
5
According to the chart above, what did Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China all have in common?
They all had a type of religion
They all had unpredictable floods
They all had a type of writing
They all have natural barriers
6
What evidence from the chart above
BEST
supports the Chinese Emperors’ right to rule?
Mandate of Heaven
Coined money
Sharp social divisions
Community and family support
7
A merchant in Rangoon needs to travel to Calcutta to trade. What direction should he travel in to get there?
North-West
South-East
South-West
North-East
8
According to Karma, if a person were to lie, cheat, & murder, what caste would they be MOST likely to be born into next?
Sudras
Kshatriyas
Vaisyas
Brahmins
9
Which of the following teachings would have entered China through the Silk Road?
Daoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
10
How would a follower of Buddhism end suffering?
Pray to the god Brahman for peace
Believe in the Four Noble Truths
Stop desiring material things
Live on the Ganges River in India
11
Which factor influenced the growing of crops (agriculture) for civilizations in Ancient India?
The Bay of Bengal
The Deccan Plateau
The Himalaya and Hindu Kush Mountains
The Summer Monsoon Winds
12
According to the chart above, which
BEST
represents the beliefs of Confucius?
One should have good karma to reach Nirvana
One should withdraw from the world and worship nature
One should respect one’s elders and revere one’s family
One should use power an harsh laws to tightly control people
13
What's the reason the cities of Mohenjo-Daro & Harappa were built next to the Indus River?
Mohenjo-Daro is protected by the Hindu Kush
The Indus River provided fertile soil for farming
Harappa flooded during the monsoon season
The Indus River created the Deccan Plateau
14
Which statement best summarizes the chart above?
They were all river valley civilizations
They developed a system of writing
They built large and pretty structures
They created forms of gov
15
Which BEST describes the reason Chinese settlers had cities near the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers?
To find animals
Transportation
Fertile Soil
Protection
16
Who was Asoka?
A Buddhist Monk
A Hindu Priest
An Indian Emperor
A Hindu God
17
What characteristic do the civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China all have in common?
They all experienced monsoons
They all developed along large rivers
They all had rich, yellow soil called loess
They all practiced terrace farming
18
Which statement BEST describes the Caste System in India?
The Brahmins are the most important caste in Ancient India.
The members of one caste are restricted within the caste...
The Vaisyas are important because they not in the Sudras...
The members of one caste could marry into a more important..
19
According to the Mandate of Heaven, where does the leaders’ right to rule come from?
the ruler’s family
the gods
the people
Confucius
20
What was the most important book or “text” in India?
The Torah
The Vedas
The Bible
The Book of the Dead
21
What was the purpose of the Silk Road?
To exchange goods
To produce silk
To line the pockets of the bandits
To give people jobs
22
What was the MAIN purpose of the Great Wall of China?
Protected the border of north China from invaders
Gave the Chinese peasants jobs so they can survive
Allowed people to travel from east to west in China
Stopped the migration of animals from the north
23
Which writing style would a scribe use in Ancient India?
Sanskrit
Hieroglyphics
Cuneiform
Indian
24
Which natural barriers both protected and isolated early China?
Walls around the villages
Farms and valleys
Mountains, deserts, and oceans
The Huang He and Chang Jiang rivers
25
What geographical feature most likely affected the interaction between India and China?
Himalaya Mountains
South China Sea
Ganges River
Gobi Desert
