1. In the valleys of which two great rivers did Chinese civilization arise? Tigris and Euphrates White Nile and Blue Nile Huang He and Chang Jiang Ganges and Brahmaputra 2. Which statement best describes China's contact with other civilizations? Barriers isolated China. China communicated with many civilizations. China traded with ancient Egypt. China and Greece shared a border. 3. In ancient China, what other profession was commonly associated with medicine? Farmer Landlord Emperor Philosopher 4. On which traditional values was ancient Chinese medicine based? Individualism, freedom, and competition Compassion, kindness, and charity Democracy and free trade Harmony, balance, and respect for order 5. In the traditional Chinese view, what best describes the human body? Individual organs competing with one another Pairs of organs working as units, keeping a balance A group of organ systems led by the brain Competing pathways of energy 6. In the view of Chinese traditional medicine, what causes a person to fall ill? Evil spirits Germs An imbalance in the body Bad weather 7. What custom shows that Chinese doctors stressed preventive medicine? Performing many operations Receiving payment only if their patients remained healthy Writing many prescriptions Chanting prayers over their patients 8. How old is "The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine," the ancient text of Chinese medicine? More than 2,000 years old Less than 1,000 years old About 1,500 years old Less than 500 years old 9. What is the name of the needle treatment developed in ancient China and used to help cure illnesses? Immunization Acupuncture Transplantation Suturing 10. What is the purpose of qigong exercises that doctors of traditional Chinese medicine sometimes prescribe? To increase aerobic endurance To strengthen muscles To test flexibility To restore energy flow
