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1
The Great Wall of China was connected under the reign of--
Confucius
Qin Shi Huangdi
Hongwu
Gaozu
2
Which answer best explains the image illustrated below?
There is a god that is good and god that is bad
The world is divided between good and evil
Harmony depends on the balance of opposing forces in nature
Yin and Yang is shared in both Hinduism and Buddhism
3
The Great Wall of China was built to protect the Chinese from the--
Mongols
The Romans
The Aryans
The Persians
4
How was Buddhism spread?
War
Nomadic Teachers
Trade
Missionaries
5
Which answer is NOT associated with Hinduism?
The belief in karma and reincarnation
It is the oldest living religion in the world
Polytheism
Spread through trade along rivers and seas
6
Which individual was responsible for spreading Buddhism from India to China?
Lao Tzu
Emperor Asoka
Siddhartha Gautama
Paul
7
The ruling families of China were known as--
Pharaoh's
Dynasties
Peasants
The Czar
8
The unification of India, spread of Buddhism, & development of hospitals were contributions of-
The Gupta Empire
The Mauryan Empire
The Persian Empire
The Phoenicians
9
Which of the following answers represents a belief practiced in Confucianism?
Ancestral worship
Daily prayer
Belief and worship in one god
The Eightfold Path
10
The philosophies and teachings of Confucius can be found in--
The Tripitaka
The Analects
The Vedas and Upanishads
The Tao Te Ching
11
Which major trade route opened up trade between China and the West?
The Appian Way
The Great Wall of China
The Silk Road
The Royal Road
12
Lao Tzu is the founder of--
Hinduism
Buddhism
Zoroastrianism
Taoism
13
How was Hinduism spread?
Missionaries
War
Nomadic Teachers
Trade
14
The Silk Road started in China and expanded as far west as--
Mesopotamia
The Mediterranean Sea
The Indus Valley
The Caspian Sea
15
Which of the following answers is NOT associated with Buddhism?
The Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path are essential
Enlightenment and nirvana are the ultimate goals of Buddhism
The Vedas and Upanishads are sacred texts
Spread to China through Asoka's missionaries
16
The belief that the gods chose and supported those rulers that were fair and just, is known as-
The Civil Service System
Imperial Bureaucracy
Filial Piety
The Mandate of Heaven
17
Which of these are considered sacred texts in Buddhism?
Holy Bible
Vedas & Upanishads
Torah
No sacred texts
18
Identify the valuable Chinese export illustrated below.
Porcelain
Silk
Tea and spices
Hand-blown glass
19
Who is the founder of Hinduism?
Asoka
Siddhartha Gautama
Brahman
No known founder
20
Which of the following answers is NOT a characteristic of Confucianism?
Ancestral Worship
Emphasis on Education and the Civil Service System
Simplicity and harmony with nature
Code of Politeness
21
Which group instituted the Caste System in India?
Mohenjo-Daro
Gupta Empire
Aryans
Mauryan Empire
22
An agricultural surplus and trade along river and seas are part of which characteristics of early civilizations?
Social Patterns
Political Patterns
Intellectual Patterns
Economic Patterns
23
The Chinese Civil Service System was designed to--
Hand out titles and land based on one's class
Evaluate one's merit and determine their job/role
Chose the ruling families of China
Educated and spread the teachings of the Buddha
24
Which of the following is considered the "Golden Age" of India?
Gupta Empire
Mauryan Empire
Harappa
Mohenjo-Daro
25
This picture best represents -
Confucian belief of ancestor worship
Taoist belief of harmony with nature
Buddhist belief in Enlightenment
Hindu belief in many forms of one god
26
Which of the following is not part of the geography of India?
Himalaya Mountains
Hindu-Kush Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Ganges River
27
Who is the founder of Buddhism?
No known founder
Brahman
Asoka
Siddhartha Gautama
28
What is the ultimate goal in Buddhism?
To reach enlightenment
To reach Moksha
To be reincarnated as a Brahmin
To reach heaven
29
How did people migrate into the Indian subcontinent?
They travelled along the Ganges River
The Khyber Pass
They took large boats over the Indian Ocean
They climbed the Himalaya Mountains
