ecause of frequent flooding, the Chinese sometimes call the Yellow River __.Group of answer choicesChina's SorrowChang JiangThe Middle Kingdom

The correct answer is "China's Sorrow."

The Yellow River, known for its significant flooding throughout history, has earned this nickname due to the destruction and loss of life associated with its floods. While it is one of the most important rivers in China, providing water for agriculture and serving as a historical backbone for Chinese civilization, its floods have caused considerable suffering, earning it the moniker "China's Sorrow."

In contrast, "Chang Jiang" refers to the Yangtze River, which is another major river in China, and "The Middle Kingdom" is a term that historically refers to China itself.