Ancient China 8.1 Quiz
9 Questions
| Total Attempts: 813
When we talk about ancient China we are talking about China several centuries ago. This is when it was not a strong country in terms of development. How much history of the Ancient China do you know? Find out below.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Where did China's first civilization develop?
- A.
Along the Indus River
- B.
On the North China Plain
- C.
On the Plateau of Tibet
- D.
Along the Mekong River
- 2.What is loess?
- A.
Silt that settles in a hilltop
- B.
A grass-covered plain
- C.
A dry wind from the Gobi
- D.
A fine, dustlike material
- 3.Which dynasty had the earliest written records?
- A.
Zhou
- B.
Qin
- C.
Xia
- D.
Shang
- 4.How were oracle bones used?
- A.
To predict the future
- B.
To teach scholars how to write
- C.
To send messages to other war lords
- D.
To announce a new dynasty
- 5.Which metal was most valued by the ancient Chinese?
- A.
Copper
- B.
Silver
- C.
Bronze
- D.
Steel
- 6.In the north:
- 7.In the west:
- 8.In the east:
- 9.In the southwest:
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