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China Test # 2
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1
The Han made many changes from the Qin Dynasty. Which of the following was NOT changed?
Changed the clothing style
Lowered taxes
Ended the harsh rules and punishments
Encouraged education
2
Officials would take an exam to be appointed to their positions. What were the exams based on?
Daoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Legalism
3
Why did Shi Huangdi build the Great Wall?
to increase trade across Asia
to build a manmade structure that can be seen from space
to keep his people occupied
to keep out the invaders from the north
4
Which of the following did Shi Huangdi NOT standardize in China?
weights and measures
Clothing styles
Currency
Writing
5
Which of the following is
NOT
a part of Confucian ideology?
tradition
education
legalism
respect
6
The ancient Chinese _ silk, porcelain, and spices.
exported
imported
7
What network of trade routes brought China into contact with central and southwest Asia?
The Han Way
The Great Wall of China
The Silk Road
The Iron Road
8
Confucius' teachings are recorded in a book called the Tanakh.
True
False
9
What religion made its way to China because of the silk trade?
Buddhism
Daoism
Christianity
Hinduism
10
The Silk Road resulted in cultural diffusion throughout Eurasia.
True
False
11
How did Buddhism reach China?
The Chinese government forced the people to follow Buddhism.
via YouTube influencers
via monks who travelled on the Silk Road
the Buddha moved to China and told everyone to follow him
12
Where does silk come from?
Horse hair
From a plant that grew along the Huang river
The cocoon of the silk worm
The wings of a silk moth
13
Which best describes the Han Dynasty?
a period of chaos and warfare
a period of stability and wealth
a period of isolationism and xenophobia
a period of harsh rules and cruel punishments
14
How did the construction of the Great Wall help unify ancient China?
It helped protect them from enemies in the north.
It created jobs for the peasants.
It protected them from nomads in the east.
It made them proud of their accomplishments.
15
How were civil service positions filled in the Han Dynasty?
Officials were elected
Officials were chosen based on their performance on the civil service exam
Positions were purchased by who could pay the most money
Positions were passed from father to son
16
Confucius forced everyone to follow his wisdom.
True
False
17
Which of the following best describes the Silk Road?
a trade route linking Asia and South America
a network of trade routes connecting Asia and Europe
a road made of silk
a single road linking Asia and Europe
18
How did travelers stay safe while traveling on the Silk Road?
they would carry guns
they would travel in groups called caravans
they would travel alone
they would only travel at night
19
Which of the following was NOT a stop along the Silk Road?
Miami, Florida
Samarkand, Uzbekistan
Constantinople, Turkey
Xi'an, China
20
Who is known as the greatest Han emperor?
Mr. Davis
Shi Huangdi
Wudi
Liu Bang
21
The ancient Chinese _ gold, silver, and gemstones.
ate for breakfast
threw in the trash
imported
exported
22
Confucius was a Buddhist because he believed in reincarnation.
False
True
23
Who founded the Han Dynasty?
The Confucian Emperor, Wudi
The wise philosopher, Confucius
The former peasant, Liu Bang
The powerful Qin King Zheng
24
How did the Han Dynasty begin?
Confucius led a revolt against the Shang.
Shi Huangdi led a rebellion against the Zhou.
Liu Bang, a peasant, led a revolt against the Qin.
The Han used the Mandate of Heaven to take leadership from the Shang.
25
What led to the end of the Qin dynasty?
China was overthrown by Mongols
Shi Huangdi retired to his palace in Xi-an
China sank into the Pacific Ocean
The people rebelled due to the strict rules and punishments
26
What is a civil service?
Government jobs, such as tax collectors, police officers, post office, etc.
A series of new laws created by the government
A census taken of the empire and their possessions
The removal of certain rights of the people
27
During Confucius' lifetime, China was...
stable and prosperous
ruled by the Shang Dynasty
the leading producer of glassware
full of corruption and chaos
