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2nd Grade CKLA Knowledge 2 Assessment (Early Asian Civilizations)
2nd Grade CKLA Knowledge 2 Assessment (Early Asian Civilizations)
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Eager: If the baker is eager to taste one of his cookies, does it mean he can’t wait until they come out of the oven?
Yes
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Emerge: If something emerges from something, does it mean that it comes out of that thing?
Yes
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Indus River: Is The Indus River an important river in ancient Egypt?
No
Yes
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Fertile: Is it hard to grow crops like corn and beans in fertile soil?
Yes
No
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Unjust: Is an unjust punishment one that is fair?
Yes
No
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Diwali: Is Diwali is the name of a river in ancient India?
No
Yes
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Represents: Does the word represents mean to stand for or to be a symbol of something?
Yes
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Sacred: If something is sacred, does it mean it is important to people in the practice of their religion?
Yes
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Are China and India located in Asia?
Yes
No
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Conquer: If someone who was afraid of heights then climbs a tall ladder, did she conquer her fear of heights?
Yes
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Source: Is the source of a river the part that is in the middle?
No
Yes
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Defense: Was the Great Wall of China built as a defense against outsiders and enemies?
No
Yes
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Yangtze River: Was the Yangtze river an important river in ancient China?
No
Yes
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Do we celebrate Chinese New Year on January 1st?
No
Yes
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Durable: Is a durable material one that will fall apart easily and not last very long?
No
Yes
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Is Diwali a celebration in China?
Yes
No
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Did you enjoy learning about Early Asian Civilizations?
No
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Hinduism: Did Hinduism start in India long ago?
Yes
No
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Are the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers located in India?
No
Yes
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Buddhism: Is Buddhism is one of two religions started in India and practiced by millions of people in the world today?
No
Yes