Exam 9: South Asia

Around 535 BCE in northern India,a prince by the name of broke from the local traditions that shaped and taught religious salvation through ,the ,and __ for all life forms.

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Question 21

__________ means the "land of the five rivers" in the Punjabi language.

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Question 22

In order to __________ the interior of India,the British moved their colonial capital from the port Kolkata to inland New Delhi.

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Question 23

One of the most important rivers of Bangladesh is the ,called the as it flows through India.

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Question 24

The government of Pakistan well poised to meet the challenge posed by the democratic structure of its constitution.

(True/False)

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Question 25

A common environmental issue for both Pakistan and Bangladesh is __________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 26

What role did colonial actions play regarding Sri Lanka's conflict between the majority and the minority ethnic groups? How did this conflict evolve?

(Essay)

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Question 27

Zoroastrianism originated in Iran,though the greatest number of followers can be found in India.

(True/False)

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Question 28

There are hundreds,if not thousands,of gods and goddesses,many are understood to represent different aspects of __________.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 29

The principal boundaries of South Asia are the ,the ,and __.

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Question 30

The introduction of has prompted Bhutan's government to take steps to protect its and__.

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Question 31

India is considered the world's largest democracy.

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Question 32

Much of Pakistan's land area comprises either deserts or mountains,whereas Bangladesh is a low-lying country that is associated with the types of marshy environments found in tropical areas and river deltas.

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Question 33

As an adherent to ,great care must be taken while going about one's daily life,as they believe that everything is alive and that many beings (including insects)possess a .

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Question 34

The earliest civilization on the subcontinent was the __________,in existence from about 3300 BCE to 1500 BCE.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 35

The are located in northern Pakistan and Kashmir and together with the other ranges,they form an arc that stretches across the entire northern border of __.

(Short Answer)

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Question 36

The concept of __________ is used as a guide to determine the impact of a project on the culture and people of Bhutan.

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Question 37

Explain the differences between the three divisions of Buddhism.

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Question 38

Pakistan has main physical geographic regions and these physical regions are generally associated with the country's main political provinces.

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Question 39

A lack of ,an ,and the __ have created an ever-increasing population,which will have dire consequences for the future of Pakistan.

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Question 40

Around 535 BCE in northern India,a prince by the name of broke from the local traditions that shaped and taught religious salvation through ,the ,and __ for all life forms.

__________ means the "land of the five rivers" in the Punjabi language.

In order to __________ the interior of India,the British moved their colonial capital from the port Kolkata to inland New Delhi.

One of the most important rivers of Bangladesh is the ,called the as it flows through India.

The government of Pakistan well poised to meet the challenge posed by the democratic structure of its constitution.

A common environmental issue for both Pakistan and Bangladesh is __________.

What role did colonial actions play regarding Sri Lanka's conflict between the majority and the minority ethnic groups? How did this conflict evolve?

Zoroastrianism originated in Iran,though the greatest number of followers can be found in India.

There are hundreds,if not thousands,of gods and goddesses,many are understood to represent different aspects of __________.

The principal boundaries of South Asia are the ,the ,and __.

The introduction of has prompted Bhutan's government to take steps to protect its and__.

India is considered the world's largest democracy.

Much of Pakistan's land area comprises either deserts or mountains,whereas Bangladesh is a low-lying country that is associated with the types of marshy environments found in tropical areas and river deltas.

As an adherent to ,great care must be taken while going about one's daily life,as they believe that everything is alive and that many beings (including insects)possess a .

The earliest civilization on the subcontinent was the __________,in existence from about 3300 BCE to 1500 BCE.

The are located in northern Pakistan and Kashmir and together with the other ranges,they form an arc that stretches across the entire northern border of __.

The concept of __________ is used as a guide to determine the impact of a project on the culture and people of Bhutan.

Explain the differences between the three divisions of Buddhism.

Pakistan has main physical geographic regions and these physical regions are generally associated with the country's main political provinces.

A lack of ,an ,and the __ have created an ever-increasing population,which will have dire consequences for the future of Pakistan.

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Exam 9: South Asia

Around 535 BCE in northern India,a prince by the name of __________ broke from the local traditions that shaped __________ and taught religious salvation through __________,the __________,and __________ for all life forms.

__________ means the "land of the five rivers" in the Punjabi language.

In order to __________ the interior of India,the British moved their colonial capital from the port Kolkata to inland New Delhi.

One of the most important rivers of Bangladesh is the __________,called the __________ as it flows through India.

The government of Pakistan well poised to meet the challenge posed by the democratic structure of its constitution.

A common environmental issue for both Pakistan and Bangladesh is __________.

What role did colonial actions play regarding Sri Lanka's conflict between the majority and the minority ethnic groups? How did this conflict evolve?

Zoroastrianism originated in Iran,though the greatest number of followers can be found in India.

There are hundreds,if not thousands,of gods and goddesses,many are understood to represent different aspects of __________.

The principal boundaries of South Asia are the __________,the __________,and __________.

The introduction of __________ has prompted Bhutan's government to take steps to protect its__________ and__________.

India is considered the world's largest democracy.

Much of Pakistan's land area comprises either deserts or mountains,whereas Bangladesh is a low-lying country that is associated with the types of marshy environments found in tropical areas and river deltas.

As an adherent to __________,great care must be taken while going about one's daily life,as they believe that everything is alive and that many beings (including insects)possess a __________.

The earliest civilization on the subcontinent was the __________,in existence from about 3300 BCE to 1500 BCE.

The __________ are located in northern Pakistan and Kashmir and together with the other __________ ranges,they form an arc that stretches across the entire northern border of __________.

The concept of __________ is used as a guide to determine the impact of a project on the culture and people of Bhutan.

Explain the differences between the three divisions of Buddhism.

Pakistan has __________ main physical geographic regions and these physical regions are generally associated with the country's __________ main political provinces.

A lack of __________,an __________,and the __________ have created an ever-increasing population,which will have dire consequences for the future of Pakistan.

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Middle America

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Around 535 BCE in northern India,a prince by the name of broke from the local traditions that shaped and taught religious salvation through ,the ,and __ for all life forms.

One of the most important rivers of Bangladesh is the ,called the as it flows through India.

The principal boundaries of South Asia are the ,the ,and __.

The introduction of has prompted Bhutan's government to take steps to protect its and__.

As an adherent to ,great care must be taken while going about one's daily life,as they believe that everything is alive and that many beings (including insects)possess a .

The are located in northern Pakistan and Kashmir and together with the other ranges,they form an arc that stretches across the entire northern border of __.

Pakistan has main physical geographic regions and these physical regions are generally associated with the country's main political provinces.

A lack of ,an ,and the __ have created an ever-increasing population,which will have dire consequences for the future of Pakistan.