UNIT 2 TEST - trade networks in classical period

Definition of 'surplus'

• more of something than you need
• scarcity
• civilization

Which is an example of 'surplus'?

• I bought lunch.
• I am hungry and need to buy lunch
• I could not finish my lunch because there was too much

Which is the OPPOSITE of surplus?

• power
• scarcity
• trade

What is 'trade'?

• exchanging something you have for something you want
• taking what you want by force
• deciding to wait until someone gives you what you want

Which words match "trade"?

• true and false
• right and wrong
• buy and sell
• hide and seek

What is another word for 'trade'?

• business
• civilization
• conflict
• power

Definition of 'primary'

• effect of something
• climate
• landform
• most important

Which is another word for 'primary' if we are talking about a 'primary characteristic'?

• main
• last
• oldest
• closest

What is a 'trade route'?

• a large urban settlement
• a religious belief
• a simple exchange of goods between two different places
• a way to control a large group

What is a 'trade network'?

• a complex exchange of goods among many different places
• a complex institution like government or religion
• a strategy for spreading religion
• a way to control a large group