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Froggy Jumps Ancient ChinaOnline version Social Studies by Nikki Bell 1 China's Huang He means what in English? a Yellow River b Blue River c White River 2 3000 years ago, farmers began building these on river banks to hold back flood waters. a Dams b Levees c Canals 3 Along the rivers farmers grew millet and a Oats b Corn c Rice 4 Huts dug halfway into the ground during Shang Dynasty are called a Halfway Houses b Dug Outs c Pit Houses 5 True or False: Fa Hao was a woman who led troops to war and ruled on her own without her king husband. a True b False c 6 Shang priests heated cattle or sheep bones over heat until they cracked, then read the cracks. What are these bones called? a Oracle Bones b Fire Bones c Answer Bones 7 Which King defeated the Shang Dynasty and started the Zhou Dynasty? a Wu Ding b Wuwang c Wu Hao 8 True or False: The Mandate of Heaven states that governments may rule so long as they do so fairly. a True b False c 9 True or False: The Zhou refused to ride horses or chariots, often opting for pandas. a True b False c 10 China's most famous scholar, Kong Fu Zi, is known to the world better as a Buddha b Hindi c Confucius 11 Lao Zi, a famous Chinese thinker, began this religion a Daoism b Confucism c Mandate of Heaven 12 True or False: Confucius believed that the key to happiness was a good education. a True b False c 13 The Chang Jiang is known as what in English? a Little River b Long River c Rocky River 14 This land feature is a dry, treeless plain. a Terrace b Desert c Steppe 15 These land features are mountain passes with steep rocky sides a Gorges b Valleys c Cliffs

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Ancient China

Froggy Jumps

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Ancient ChinaOnline version

by Nikki Bell

China's Huang He means what in English?

3000 years ago, farmers began building these on river banks to hold back flood waters.

Along the rivers farmers grew millet and

Huts dug halfway into the ground during Shang Dynasty are called

True or False: Fa Hao was a woman who led troops to war and ruled on her own without her king husband.

Shang priests heated cattle or sheep bones over heat until they cracked, then read the cracks. What are these bones called?

Which King defeated the Shang Dynasty and started the Zhou Dynasty?

True or False: The Mandate of Heaven states that governments may rule so long as they do so fairly.

True or False: The Zhou refused to ride horses or chariots, often opting for pandas.

China's most famous scholar, Kong Fu Zi, is known to the world better as

Lao Zi, a famous Chinese thinker, began this religion

True or False: Confucius believed that the key to happiness was a good education.

The Chang Jiang is known as what in English?

This land feature is a dry, treeless plain.

These land features are mountain passes with steep rocky sides