Ancient Chinese Inventions and Contributions

The video discusses the significant contributions of ancient Chinese civilization to the world, including inventions like paper, printing, the compass, and the seismograph. It highlights the impact of these innovations on modern life and culture. The video also covers the construction and purpose of the Great Wall of China, emphasizing its historical importance and role as a symbol of Chinese ingenuity.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a contribution of ancient Chinese civilization?

• Gunpowder

• Electricity

• Porcelain

• Silk

What material did ancient people use for writing before the invention of paper?

• Bamboo

• Metal

• Glass

• Plastic

In which century was the paper-making process traced back to China?

• 8th century CE

• 7th century CE

• 6th century CE

• 5th century CE

What was the first material used for printing in ancient China?

• Wood

• Baked clay

• Metal

• Stone

What was the primary purpose of the compass invented by the Chinese?

• To measure time

• To find magnetic directions

• To predict weather

• To calculate distances

What was the first machine invented by the Chinese to detect earthquakes?

• Barometer

• Anemometer

• Seismograph

• Thermometer

Which of the following was NOT an invention of ancient China?

• Watermill

• Umbrella

• Kite

• Steam engine

What was the main purpose of the Great Wall of China?

• To protect against invading armies

• To mark the boundary of the empire

• To act as a tourist attraction

• To serve as a trade route

Who ordered the construction of the Great Wall of China?

• Emperor Gaozu of Han

• Emperor Wu of Han

• Emperor Taizong of Tang

• Emperor Qin Shi Huang

How long is the Great Wall of China approximately?

• 10,000 kilometers

• 15,000 kilometers

• 20,000 kilometers

• 25,000 kilometers