A war chariot was placed at the front of the entrance in Pit No. 4.
Both Pit No. 3 and Pit No. 4 have not been completed.
How many battle formations are there in Pit No. 2?
How many kinds of terracotta sculpture are there in Pit No. 2?
How many kinds of battle formations are there in Pit No. 1?
In a “凹”shape, Pit No. 3 is the smallest of all the pits, with only 68 warriors inside.
In Pit No. 2, to the left of the chariots is a formation of 108 horsemen and 180 saddled horses in _______ rows.
Pit No. 3 is located to the east of Pit No.1.
The examples of the half-squatting, half-kneeling archers in Pit No. 2 are used to illustrate _________ .
The formation resembles the headquarters of the left, central and right divisions of the entire army in Pit No.3.
The half-squatting, half-kneeling archers in of Pit No. 2 genuflect on one leg while squatting on the other.
The war chariot was drawn by horses in Pit No.2 rather than by soldiers as in the Pit No.1.
There are about 300 soldiers in the front echelon of Pit No. 1 of the Terracotta Army.
There are three formations in Pit No. 2.
There are about 80 war chariots in Pit No. 2 of the Terracotta Army.
What kinds of terracotta sculpture are there in Pit No. 1?
Which of the following is NOT found in Pit No. 1?
The examples of the half-squatting, half-kneeling archers in Pit No. 2 are used to illustrate what kind of suits people wore at that time.
Pit No. 3 was probably intended as the central division.
Pit No. 4 located between Pits No. 2 and 3.
The half-squatting, half-kneeling archers in of Pit No. 2 wear suits of armor over their war robes.
Pit No. 3 has the least warriors among the four pits.
“ 草 ” was written as “ 艸 ” in the Qin dynasty, which looked like two pieces of grass.
The robbery lasted only for a few seconds and no one could______ what the robber looked like.
