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History 7T Final Exam Review
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Why was the Tower Bridge built?
To walk to the royal palace.
As a residence for the kings and queens
To cross the Thames river.
To have a link with the European continent.
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What type of question is this document representing?
Determine Cause and Consequence
Identify Similarities and Differences
Establish Facts
Situate in Time and Space
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When was the Tower Bridge built?
72 BC
1666
1886-1894
3 500 BC
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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What is the significance of the Tower Bridge?
It proves the British people are lazy.
It represents the British need to build bridges.
It characterize the British courage as it never fell during World War 2
It is where the Queen lived for a long time.
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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What type of question is this document representing?
Situate in Time and Space
Determine Cause and Consequence
Identify Similarities and Differences
Establish Facts
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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What type of question is this document representing?
Determine Cause and Consequence
Situate in Time and Space
Identify Similarities and Differences
Identify Continuity and Change
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What type of question is this document representing?
Identify Continuity and Change
Situate in Time and Space
Determine Cause and Consequence
Identify Similarities and Differences
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When was the St Basil Cathedral built?
1561
72 BC
1886-1894
3 500 BC
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What is the significance of the pyramids built?
They prove that the Egyptians believed in only one god.
They prove that the Egyptians believed in an afterlife.
They show how bad the Egyptians were at building buildings.
They prove how good at math the Egyptians were.
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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What is the significance of the St Basil Cathedral built?
It always was a place of rest for kings.
It shows that the Russians are colorful people.
Multiple religions had their church in it, we can understand their belief.
Proves Russians were always a peaceful nation.
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What type of question is this document representing?
Identify Continuity and Change
Situate in Time and Space
Determine Cause and Consequence
Establish Facts
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What is the significance of the Colloseum?
It proves that the emperors were providing entertainment for their people.
It helps us understand the religion of the Ancient Romans.
It proves that the Ancient Romans were at war often.
It proves that that Romans were bad at building infrastructures.
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Why were the pyramids built?
To show how good at math the Egyptians were.
To hide during floods
To play a game
To protect the pharaoh Khufu (Cheops) in the afterlife
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Where was the Acropolis built?
Moscow, Russia
London, England
Athens, Greece
Quebec, Canada
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Are the following documents representing Artifact or Ecofacts?
Artifacts
Fossil
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What type of question is this document representing?
Determine Cause and Consequence
Identify Continuity and Change
Situate in Time and Space
Identify Similarities and Differences
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Why was the St Basil Cathedral built?
To represent that the Russians believe in one god only.
To comemorate a war victory.
To prove the Russians believe in many gods.
To have a colorful landmark in Russia.
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Where was the Colosseum built?
Rome, Italy
Quebec, Canada
London, England
Athens, Greece
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Why was the Colosseum built?
As a temple for the gods
To protect the people of the city of Rome
As a war memorial
As an entertainment venue for gladiator shows, charriot races, etc.
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What type of question is this document representing?
Identify Similarities and Differences
Identify Continuity and Change
Determine Cause and Consequence
Establish Facts
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What is the significance of the Acropolis?
It shows where the Athenians voted.
It proves that the Ancient Greeks believed in many gods, like Athena
It shows how the Ancient Greeks voted.
It proves that the Ancient Greeks were at war often.
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Where are the pyramids situated
Moscow, Russia
Quebec, Canada
Giza, Egypt
Athens, Greece
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Why was the Acropolis built?
To honor the Goddess Athena, protector of Athens
To hold gladiator shows
As a school for the citizens of Athens
As a war memorial
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Where was the St Basil Cathedral built?
London, England
Rome, Italy
Moscow, Russia
Athens, Greece
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What was your favorite project this year?
Rollercoaster Timeline
Extinct or Endangered Species
History of Toys
Historical Landmarks
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When was the Acropolis built?
Around 10 000 BC
Around 1 500
Around 5 000 BC
Around 25 000 BC
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Where was the Tower Bridge built?
72 BC
1666
1886-1894
3 500 BC
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When was the Colosseum built?
Around 1 500
Around 25 000 BC
Around 5 000 BC
Around 72 to 80 AD
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When were the pyramids built?
Around 5 000 BC
Around 25 000 BC
Around 10 000 BC
Around 1 500
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What type of question is this document representing?
Identify Continuity and Change
Determine Cause and Consequence
Establish Facts
Situate in Time and Space
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What type of question is this document representing?
Identify Similarities and Differences
Determine Cause and Consequence
Situate in Time and Space
Establish Facts
