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Froggy Jumps CH9 Test PrepVersion en ligne Ancient India par 7th Grade Ancient World History 1 One of the most powerful varnas were the Sudras. a False b True c 2 The Buddah did not consider himself to be a god. a True b False c 3 Theravada Buddhism teaches that the Buddah is a god. a False b True c 4 During his time as ruler, Ashoka became more violent and warlike. a False b True c 5 Indian astronomers stated that the Earth was round and revolved around the sun. a True b False c 6 a private teacher a guru b Siddhartha Gautama c Dalai Lama 7 contained religious objects and served as places of worship a stupas b guru c Siddhartha Gautama 8 sacred books that recorded Aryan hymns, stories, poems, and prayers a Vedas b stupas c guru 9 Buddhist leader that acts as head of Tibet's government a Dalai Lama b Vedas c stupas 10 became known as the Buddha a Siddhartha Gautama b Dalai Lama c Vedas 11 The Indian subcontinent is part of the continent of _____. a Asia b Africa c Europe 12 Most Indus Valley people lived in_____. a farming villages b large cities c large ranches 13 Mahayana Buddhism spread to which of the following countries. a China b Greece c Cambodia 14 What is one fact about monsoon winds? a sea to land b east to west across the Himalaya c land to sea 15 Who developed the current form of Jainism? a Mahavira b Ashoka c the Buddha 16 The key element of Jainism is ahimsa, which means ... a there should be nonviolence toward all living things b there are many gods to worship c cats are to be protected as gods 17 Ashoka was the first ruler to promote... a Buddhism b Jainism c Hinduism 18 The Gupta Empire successfully traded goods such as . . . a iron b gold c paintings 19 Which of the following correctly describes Hindu epics? a They taught correct and acceptable behavior. b They were never written down. c They were examples of ancient Indian architecture. 20 Which of the following is the FIRST of the Four Noble Truths? a Life is full of suffering. b The way to end suffering is to stop desiring things. c The only way to stop desiring things is to follow the Eightfold path. 21 Why did the Mauryan Empire fade after Ashoka's death in 232B.C.? a The rulers that followed Ashoka treated merchants and peasants poorly. b They were taken over by the Greeks. c No one knows. 22 Which of the following is NOT a true statement about why many people in early India accept Buddha's message? a Reincarnation continued and everyone liked the system. b Untouchables and Indians in the lower classes could achieve enlightenment. c It provided a path toward breaking the unending chain of reincarnation and suffering. 23 a large landmass that is smaller than a continent a subcontinent b guru c raja 24 seasonal wind, especially in the Indian Ocean and southern Asia a monsoon b caste c Hinduism 25 an Indian social class whose members are restricted in the jobs they may take and in their association with others a caste b Hinduism c reincarnation 26 the rebirth of the soul a reincarnation b nirvana c subcontinent 27 a teacher a guru b raja c dharma 28 a major religion that developed in ancient India a Hinduism b reincarnation c nirvana 29 a force that decides the form that people will be reborn into their next lives a karma b monsoons c caste 30 an Indian prince a raja b dharma c karma 31 in Buddhism, a state of perfect happiness and peace a nirvana b subcontinent c guru 32 a person’s personal duty, based on the individual’s place in society a dharma b karma c monsoon

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par 7th Grade Ancient World History

One of the most powerful varnas were the Sudras.

The Buddah did not consider himself to be a god.

Theravada Buddhism teaches that the Buddah is a god.

During his time as ruler, Ashoka became more violent and warlike.

Indian astronomers stated that the Earth was round and revolved around the sun.

a private teacher

contained religious objects and served as places of worship

sacred books that recorded Aryan hymns, stories, poems, and prayers

Buddhist leader that acts as head of Tibet's government

became known as the Buddha

The Indian subcontinent is part of the continent of _____.

Most Indus Valley people lived in_____.

Mahayana Buddhism spread to which of the following countries.

What is one fact about monsoon winds?

Who developed the current form of Jainism?

The key element of Jainism is ahimsa, which means ...

Ashoka was the first ruler to promote...

The Gupta Empire successfully traded goods such as . . .

Which of the following correctly describes Hindu epics?

Which of the following is the FIRST of the Four Noble Truths?

Why did the Mauryan Empire fade after Ashoka's death in 232B.C.?

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about why many people in early India accept Buddha's message?

a large landmass that is smaller than a continent

seasonal wind, especially in the Indian Ocean and southern Asia

an Indian social class whose members are restricted in the jobs they may take and in their association with others

the rebirth of the soul

a teacher

a major religion that developed in ancient India

a force that decides the form that people will be reborn into their next lives

an Indian prince

in Buddhism, a state of perfect happiness and peace

a person’s personal duty, based on the individual’s place in society