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Soru 1:

According to Wilkinson, what is the Central Civilization known as in the entire world?

A) Egyptian Civilization B) Maghreb civilization C) Western Civilization D) Nile Valley civilization E) Nubian civilization

Soru 2:

By which year did the American Revolution start?

A) 1775 B) 1783 C) 1769 D) 1789 E) 1815

Soru 3:

Which of the following can be said to have started the Holy Roman Empire?

A) Pope Leo ascended to the papacy. B) The fall of Rome. C) Pope Leo crowned Charlemagne the “Emperor of the West”. D) When Augustus became the ruler of the Roman Empire. E) When the Crusades were started.

Soru 4:

Who is the founder of Buddhism?

A) Hare Krishna B) Narendra Modi C) Emperor Ashoka D) Prince Rama E) Siddhartha Gautama

Soru 5:

Japan accomplishes excellence in some of the metrics used to build the Better Life Index. Which of the following statement about the quality of life of the Japanese is false?

A) Education B) Civic engagement C) Personal security D) Social connections E) Income and wealth

Soru 6:

Which one is NOT correct about Chinese Society in the 21 st Century?

A) China still has high birth rate and gender inequity B) China is a multiracial state consisting of 56 ethnic groups C) Yunnan Province has 25 ethnic minorities D) Minorities in China have religious freedom E) The Chinese are peace-loving and productive people

Soru 7:

Which of the following is correct about Chinese civilization? It is one of the oldest civilizations in the world It is assumed to have begun in Neolithic Times It began with Yangshao Culture

A) Only I B) Only II C) Only III D) I and II E) I, II and III

Soru 8:

Which of the options below cannot be counted as one of the reasons or results of conducting the Crusades?

A) defeating paganism and heresy B) fixing conflicts among rival Roman Catholic clusters C) for political and land gain D) opening the Mediterranean Sea once again to trade E) collaborating with the Jews in Europe

Soru 9:

Which of the following is a Buddhist civilization?

A) Taiwanese B) Vietnamese C) Hindu D) Japanese E) Singaporean

Soru 10:

“Its main theme is Dharma, duty; the path to dharma conveys the right way of living, righteousness. The scripture also stresses various paths or yoga including action, devotion, and knowledge. These themes are famously discussed in a section called the Bhagavad Gita or “Song of the Lord.” About which of the following literary epic does the text give information?

A) Upanishads B) The Ramayana C) The Mahabharata D) The Sutras E) The Puranas

Soru 11:

What has been the modern West less successful at finding? Mechanisms to avoid the development of totalitarian, semi-totalitarian, and populist regimes Good understanding of physical nature and human culture through scientific knowledge Successful implementation of the idea of political freedom and democracy

A) Only I B) Only II C) Only III D) I and II E) I, II and III

Soru 12:

Which of the following is not one of the developmental stages about the levels of education according to the framework in 1996?

A) The rapid spread of knowledge from advanced to developing nations B) Recognition of global systems and their connectedness C) General knowledge of history and world events D) Intercultural skills and direct experiences E) Detailed area studies specialization.

Soru 13:

The red dot placed in the middle of the forehead or between the eyes by the observant Hindus is known as...... .

A) bindu B) dhoti kurta C) tilak D) puja E) chunni

Soru 14:

Which one is the largest Buddhist monument on earth?

A) Borobudur B) Wono Tat Sun C) Samye Monastery D) Beomeosa E) The Snake Temple

Soru 15:

Which of the following is a reason for not emphasizing African Civilization as a holistic and robust civilization? In the northern regions of Africa, the Egyptian civilization and Maghreb civilization represent the region. African civilization is analyzed by scholars from the point of view of material and structural perspectives. Slavery and colonialism reduced Africa as land of no civilization.

A) Only I B) Only II C) Only III D) I and II E) I, II and III

Soru 16:

Stupas are important buildings, that are shrines built around burial mounds, for the Buddhist infrastructure. Where is the most imposing stupa, called as the Great Stupa in the world?

A) Honk Kong B) Tibet C) India. D) China E) Laos

Soru 17:

Which of the following is false about Shinto?

A) It has no established dogma or unique book. B) It includes the worship of kami or spirits. C) Some kami may be local, and the spirit of a particular place. D) It’s forbidden to eat or drink in front of a Shinto shrine. E) Shinto inspires some typical Japanese arts as flower-arranging.

Soru 18:

Which of the following cannot be counted among the factors that influenced the civilizations in the Rift and the Nile Valleys?

A) Egyptian civilization springing from the Nile Valley spread to the adjacent regions in Africa and the Middle East. B) the foundations of Judaism and Christianity were first laid down in Egypt, Africa. C) Prophet Mohammed sent his followers to Abyssinia. D) The seeds of all civilizations, including Western civilization, are to be found in African civilizations. E) Egyptians were natives of their own country.

Soru 19:

Which author, given below, argues that African civilization is expressed in its regional settings as an adaptation of Hamitic and Nilotic origins?

A) R. July B) M. Brett C) Basil Davidson D) Edward Gibbon E) Merrick Posnansky

Soru 20:

Which crop was produced by Indian civilization first in the world?

A) Linen B) Tea C) Sesame D) Cotton E) Coffee

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