Question

which set lists goods primarily exported from china along the silk road?
spices, ivory, horses, glassware
silk, paper, porcelain, tea
gold, silver, textiles, pepper
wool, cotton, cinnamon, glass

Explanation:

To determine the goods primarily exported from China along the Silk Road, we analyze each option:

• The first option (Spices, ivory, horses, glassware) includes items China imported or that were not primary exports.
• The second option (Silk, paper, porcelain, tea) consists of goods China was known to export: silk (namesake of the route), paper (invented in China), porcelain (fine Chinese pottery), and tea (a major Chinese export).
• The third option (Gold, silver, textiles, pepper) has items China imported or that were not primary exports.
• The fourth option (Wool, cotton, cinnamon, glass) includes goods China imported or that were not primary exports.

Answer:

The set that lists goods primarily exported from China along the Silk Road is the purple - colored option: Silk, paper, porcelain, tea.