Question

which of the following product was commonly traded along the silk road?

○ cloth

○ ships

○ slaves

○ limestone blocks

Explanation:

The Silk Road was a network of land trade routes where portable, valuable goods were exchanged. Cloth, including silk and other textiles, was a lightweight, high-value product ideal for overland trade. Ships are large, not practical for overland transport; slaves were not a primary, widely documented traded good along the main Silk Road routes; limestone blocks are heavy and not feasible for long-distance overland trade.

Answer:

A. cloth