ASB 222 - Buried Cities and Lost Tribes - Chapter 11 + 12 TEST Questions
with Correct Answers
Question 1:
The origins of monumental construction projects in the general region of the Indus Valley can
be seen at the site of Kot Diji in the form of:
Answer:
an encompassing village wall
Question 2:
Like Narmer in Egypt, Ying Zheng in China is credited with:
Answer:
uniting an array of
Question 3:
Though the Indus Valley written language has not been fully deciphered, its context
Answer:
separate city-states into a single nation
Question 4:
implies that it mainly concerns:
Answer:
an accounting of commodities
Question 5:
The city of Xibeigang appears to have been a:
Answer:
necropolis
Question 6:
Raw materials like copper, lapis lazuli, and steatite were obtained by the artisans of Mohenjo
Daro were obtained from:
, Answer:
various sources spread across modern India,
Question 7:
The sites of Ch'eng tzu-yai and T'a-ssu exhibit what feature that reflects a developing
Answer:
Pakstan, Iran, and Afghanistan
Question 8:
system of social stratification:years ago was:the location of a raised area or "citadel"
dominating the citytheir precisely planned nature with parallel and perpendicular streets
Answer:
highly differentiated burialsA common characteristic of cities large and small in the Indus Valley
more than 4,000 craft specialist neighborhoods
Question 9:
system of social stratification:
years ago was:
the location of a raised area or "citadel" dominating the city
their precisely planned nature with parallel and perpendicular streets
Answer:
highly differentiated burials
Question 10:
A common characteristic of cities large and small in the Indus Valley more than 4,000 craft
specialist neighborhoods all the above
Answer:
all the above
Question 11:
The earliest monumental structure in ancient China was a:
Answer:
a defensive wall of earth
with Correct Answers
Question 1:
The origins of monumental construction projects in the general region of the Indus Valley can
be seen at the site of Kot Diji in the form of:
Answer:
an encompassing village wall
Question 2:
Like Narmer in Egypt, Ying Zheng in China is credited with:
Answer:
uniting an array of
Question 3:
Though the Indus Valley written language has not been fully deciphered, its context
Answer:
separate city-states into a single nation
Question 4:
implies that it mainly concerns:
Answer:
an accounting of commodities
Question 5:
The city of Xibeigang appears to have been a:
Answer:
necropolis
Question 6:
Raw materials like copper, lapis lazuli, and steatite were obtained by the artisans of Mohenjo
Daro were obtained from:
, Answer:
various sources spread across modern India,
Question 7:
The sites of Ch'eng tzu-yai and T'a-ssu exhibit what feature that reflects a developing
Answer:
Pakstan, Iran, and Afghanistan
Question 8:
system of social stratification:years ago was:the location of a raised area or "citadel"
dominating the citytheir precisely planned nature with parallel and perpendicular streets
Answer:
highly differentiated burialsA common characteristic of cities large and small in the Indus Valley
more than 4,000 craft specialist neighborhoods
Question 9:
system of social stratification:
years ago was:
the location of a raised area or "citadel" dominating the city
their precisely planned nature with parallel and perpendicular streets
Answer:
highly differentiated burials
Question 10:
A common characteristic of cities large and small in the Indus Valley more than 4,000 craft
specialist neighborhoods all the above
Answer:
all the above
Question 11:
The earliest monumental structure in ancient China was a:
Answer:
a defensive wall of earth
