Class 11 English (Hornbill) Chapter 8 Silk Road Quiz 25 (25 MCQs)

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1. How were the various peoples of Europe and Asia affected by travel along the Silk Road?
2. True or False. The Silk Road was important for cultural diffusion.
3. ..... along the Silk Road became important trading posts where merchants could buy goods from traders and caravans could get supplies, eat, and rest.
4. The trade of silk was extremely valuable and in high demand at that time.
5. What is the definition of "domestication" ?
6. What Animal was Used to travel Across the Silk Road?
7. The spreading of traits from one group of people to another such as language, religion, goods, technology, clothing, food, and beliefs.
8. Travelers threatened by wolves, lions, snakes, and vultures.
9. Trade between Europe and China increased significantly in 200 BCE.
10. True or False:According to the video we watched on the spice trade, a 16th century nutmeg dealer charged MORE money for their cargo than a 21st century drug dealer?
11. Which of these was NOT a danger encountered by tradesmen on the Silk Road?
12. What was the biggest threat to merchants traveling on the Silk Road?
13. Trade network that allowed the world to become more connected through the exchange of goods and ideas.
14. The western end of the Silk Road connected to the .....
15. Trade route that connected China, India, and the Middle East. Traded goods and helped to spread culture including the religion of Buddhism
16. During what dynasty does the silk road system was applied?
17. About how long was the Silk Road?
18. What is a large roll of fabric?
19. What types of products were traded on the Silk Road?
20. How did the religion of Buddhism spread?
21. The Silk Makers were admired and sought after by many people.
22. Why are scholars reluctant to use the word 'China' in talking about pre-Han dynasty times?
23. Which of the following goods was sent from China to Rome?
24. Yaks were the preferred packing animal.
25. Who referred to China as the 'land of silk'?