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Worksheet: Ancient ChinaName:Class: Answer the questions.- What is the Yellow River's fertile silt-rich soil good for?
a) Building shipsb) Growing cropsc) Making glassd) Mining gold - Why was the Yellow River sometimes called 'China's Sorrow'?
a) It often floodedb) It was dried upc) It was frozen all yeard) It was full of rocks - Early Chinese farming villages grew up along the Yellow River.
a) Trueb) False - Why was the Great Wall built?
a) To help protect China from invadersb) To hold back river floodsc) To mark a farming fieldd) To store grain for winter - The Great Wall was built in a single year by one emperor.
a) Trueb) False - Which dynasty is the earliest of these?
a) Hanb) Qinc) Shangd) Tang - Who became the first emperor of a united China, in the Qin dynasty?
a) Confuciusb) Kublai Khanc) Marco Polod) Qin Shi Huang - Which dynasty followed the Qin dynasty?
- The Shang dynasty is known for writing on what, to ask the gods questions?
a) Clay tabletsb) Oracle bonesc) Paper scrollsd) Silk banners - Which material did ancient Chinese people make paper from, around 100 AD?
a) Animal hornsb) Crushed shellsc) Melted sandd) Plant fibres and rags - What fabric did China keep secret for centuries, made by silkworms?
- What does a compass needle point towards?
a) Magnetic northb) The Moonc) The Sund) The nearest sea - What was the Silk Road?
a) A network of trade routesb) A river in Chinac) A single paved streetd) A wall of silk - The Silk Road linked China with lands far to the west, including Europe.
a) Trueb) False - Name an animal that carried goods along the Silk Road across deserts.
- Besides goods, what else travelled along the Silk Road?
a) Aeroplanesb) Ideas and religionsc) Railwaysd) Telephones
Answers- Growing crops
- It often flooded
- True
- To help protect China from invaders
- False
- Shang
- Qin Shi Huang
- The Han dynasty
- Oracle bones
- Plant fibres and rags
- Silk
- Magnetic north
- A network of trade routes
- True
- Camel
- Ideas and religions
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