A) Terracotta B) Marble C) Jade D) Bronze
A) 117 BCE B) 9 AD C) 221 BCE D) 202 BCE
A) A general of Emperor Han Wudi B) A famous traveler to the western regions C) A Buddhist monk D) The First Emperor of China
A) Xiongnu B) Manchus C) Tibetans D) Mongols
A) Dragon B) Lion C) Qilin D) Tiger
A) A qilin protecting a tomb B) A horse trampling a Xiongnu warrior C) A lion guarding a gateway D) A seated Buddha
A) 2 B) 20 C) 16 D) 15
A) Larger in size B) Made of bronze C) More detailed D) Less naturalistic
A) Strict geometric patterns B) Human anatomical charts C) The natural shape of the stone D) Symmetrical architectural grids
A) Through separate attachments B) In high relief C) In low relief D) Through painting
A) Qin Shihuang B) Zhang Qian C) Han Wudi D) Siddhārtha Gautama E) Huo Qubing
A) 268 BCE B) -114 BCE C) 2nd century CE D) 117 BCE
A) Horses B) Tigers C) Qilin D) Lions
A) Internal religious reforms B) Inventions from southern China C) Maritime trade with Rome D) Forays deep into Central Asia
A) Central Tibet B) Southern India and Sri Lanka C) Altay and northern Xinjiang D) Eastern coastal plains
A) Greece to Egypt, then China, and finally India B) China to India, then Greece, and finally Egypt C) India to China, then Babylonia, and finally Greece D) Egypt and Babylonia to Greece, then India, and finally China
A) Pillars of Trajan B) Pillars of Hercules C) Pillars of Darius D) Pillars of Ashoka
A) 500–400 BCE B) 268–232 BCE C) 117–114 BCE D) 2nd century CE
A) 2nd century CE B) 1st century CE C) 1st century BCE D) 2nd century BCE
A) Huo Qubing B) Zhang Qian C) Qin Shihuang D) Buddha
A) Qilin, unicorns, and lions B) Bodhisattvas, monks, and various deities C) Taoist philosophers and poets D) Emperors, generals, and merchants
A) After the 10th century CE B) In the 2nd century CE C) During the Ming dynasty D) As early as the 2nd century BCE
A) Han dynasty B) Ming dynasty C) Qing dynasty D) Qin dynasty
A) During the prehistoric era B) During the 117 BCE era C) During the 2nd century BCE D) During the 2nd century CE
A) Stone horses and qilin B) An empty seat, footprint, tree or stupa C) Large bronze bells and gongs D) Jade disks and bronze mirrors
A) City walls B) Palaces C) Cave temples D) Pagodas
A) Open-air mausoleums B) Wooden monasteries C) Imperial palaces D) Rock-cut cave temples
A) In freestanding round statues B) As painted scrolls C) As clay statuettes D) In relief
A) Chambers and complexes B) City gates and bridges C) Imperial tombs and altars D) Marketplaces and fortresses
A) The beliefs associated with the Buddha's teachings B) The travels of Zhang Qian to Central Asia C) The military conquests of Han Wudi D) The lineage of the First Emperor Qin Shihuang
A) Merit aligned to their own personal growth B) Imperial tax exemptions C) High military rank D) Land ownership
A) A chronicle of Han dynasty battles B) A reference for worship and meditative inspiration C) A map of western trade routes D) A guide for agricultural planting
A) Maoling Mausoleum B) Yungang Grottoes C) Terracotta Army pits D) Altay Tombs
A) Summer Palace B) Great Wall C) Longmen Grottoes D) Forbidden City
A) Qin Shihuang Mausoleum B) Xi'an City Walls C) Maijishan Grottoes D) Huo Qubing Mausoleum
A) Mogao Caves B) Mogao Grottoes only in name C) Xinjiang Tombs D) Altay Caves
A) More than 5,000 years B) More than 1,000 years C) More than 3,000 years D) More than 500 years
A) Greece B) Japan C) Rome D) Egypt
A) Animal motifs B) Zoomorphic decoration C) The human figure D) Complex patterns
A) Sanxingdui B) Imperial tombs C) Khalchayan D) The Terracotta Army
A) The Emperor of Tang B) The first Emperor of Western Zhou C) A Buddhist monk D) Qin Shi Huang
A) Buddhist practice B) Imperial practice C) Daoist practice D) Confucian practice
A) Nearly all Confucian B) Nearly all imperial portraiture C) Nearly all Buddhist D) Nearly all Daoist
A) Japan B) Khalchayan C) Sanxingdui D) Egypt
A) Ritual bronze vessels B) Large portrait sculpture C) Tomb horses and charioteers D) Painted images of the emperor
A) More than 1,000 B) More than 7,000 C) More than 500 D) More than 10,000
A) 210–209 BC B) The 5th century AD C) 221 to 210 BC D) c. 1500 BC
A) Standing infantry B) Sitting rulers C) Kneeling archers D) Charioteers with horses
A) Bronze ritual vessels B) Wood C) Terracotta D) Jade |