History
Vocab
Subject Pronoun
Cardinal Direction
Whatever
100

How many Ethic Group are there?

8

100

Potatoe

Aalu

100

___(we) i hmuh lo nak a sau.

Kan (we) i hmuh lo nak a sau.

100

North

Chak

100

What is the name of our Nation's Symbol?

Vakok

200

How many township are there?

9

200

Garlic

Khachuan

200

____ (they) zia a ṭha lo.

An(they) zia a ṭha lo.

200

South and East

Thlang lei and Nichuah lei

200

What is the name of the lake that is believed to be the entrance to the afterworld?

Rih River

300

Who were the first two people to arrive in Myanmar for missionary?

Arthur and Laura Carson

300

Pumpkin

Mai

300

______(she) cu ai dawh tuk.

Mahnu(she) cu ai dawh tuk.

300

North East

Nichuah Chak lei

300

Name 3 state in Myanmar.

Chin, Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine, Shan

400

Along what river did the Chin people first settle when arriving in Myanmar?

Chindwin River

400

Sour Leaf

Anthor

400

____(it) lum ngai.

A(it) lum ngai.

400

South West

Nitlak Thlang lei
400

Name 4 township/cities in Chin.

Tonzang, Tedim, Falam, Thantlang, Hakha, Matupi, Paletwa, Mindat, Kanpetlet

500

What cause the Chin people to move up the mountains? Give at least 2 reasons?

Mongol invasions of Myanmar (1277–1302) weakened Bamar control of the Chindwin basin.

Tai-speaking peoples then expanded into the Chindwin basin | Scarcity of fertile land | contact and conflict with Burmese Kingdoms

500

SUPRISE!!!! Your group has 30 seconds to write down as much vegetables as you can. Group with the most gets this point.

Zikbor

500

___ (I) nunnak ah hin harnak tampi ___ (I) tong. Sihmanhsehlaw ka nu nih thazaang tampi ____(she-neutral) ka pek.

___ (I) nunnak ah hin harnak tampi ___ (I) tong. Sihmanhsehlaw ka nu nih thazaang tampi ____(she-neutral) ka pek.

500

SURPIRSE!! First group to write down all the cardinal direction gets this point!

North - Chak

East - Nichuah

South - Thlang

West - Nitlak

500

What does Chindwin mean and why did the Burmese people called it the Chindwin River?

Chindwin: Chin People's Well

It is the resting place of the first group of Chin people that came to Myanmar.