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Social Studies Leap 2025 Review 4th Grade
Social Studies Leap 2025 Review 4th Grade
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1
Where was ancient Mesopotamia located?
in the Zagros mountains
in the eastern part of present-day Syria
in the north pole
along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
2
Ancient Egyptian government can be described as:
Several leaders ruling together
Pharaohs ruling with the power of the "gods"
Kings chosen by the people
A president voted into office
3
Which country exists today in the area that was ancient Mesopotamia?
Assyria
Italy
Egypt
Iraq
4
Ancient Egypt can be found on which continent?
Africa
South America
Asia
Europe
5
What is the name for the form of picture writing used by the ancient Egyptians?
Handwriting
Cursive
Hieroglyphics
Papyrus
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Ancient Egypt: Hieroglyphics :: Ancient Mesopotamia: _
cuneiform
pharaoh
marduk
papyrus
7
Which of the following was NOT a natural border for ancient Egypt?
mountains
deserts
Mediterranean Sea
papyrus
8
What is the most common job in ancient Egypt?
Farmer
Pharaoh
King Tut
Slave
9
In ancient Mesopotamia, the material most often used for building was
granite
wood
limestone
mud brick
10
Which ancient king of Mesopotamia was known for his written code of laws?
Hammurabi
Hippocrates
Cyrus the Great
Alexander the Great
11
Ancient Mesopotamian people built __________.
ziggurats
pyramids
12
Which conclusion about the purpose of the zirigum can best be made from Source 2?
It allowed people to find new sources of water.
It allowed people to make the rivers deeper
It allowed people to stop the rivers from flooding.
It allowed people to supply water for irrigation.
13
The ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt were similar in that both cultures
used a hieroglyphic writing system
established trade routes to china
developed along rivers
used the ziggurat for their temples
14
Why was the atlatl important to the earliest people of Louisiana?
It improved the hunting of animals
It showed the use of advantage mathematics
It inspired the creation of organzied sports.
It led to the development of agriculture
15
Which conclusion about ancient Egyptian beliefs does Source 3 best support?
They believed the gods gave treasures to people in the afterlife
They believed the gods kept people apart in the afterlife.
They believed the gods granted wisdom to people in the afterlife.
They believed the gods greeted people people in the afterlife.
16
Which physical characteristic is most closely related to the region known as the Fertile Crescent?
rich soil near rivers
seas surrounding the area
high mountain ranges
many herds of wild animals
17
What evidence from Source 3 best support the answer to Part A?
Osiris has his arms open to the pharaoh
The ka (spirit) is following the pharaoh
The goddess Nut is near the pharaoh
The pharaoh is without his family
18
This ancient writing system developed in Mesopotamia.
Hieroglyphics
Papyrus
Cunieform
Latin
19
What was the writing system of the Ancient Egyptians called?
Cuneiform
Klingon
Hieroglyphics
Aramaic
20
Which river is not one of Ancient Mesopatamia's rivers?
Tigris
Euphrates
Tiber
21
One of the oldest written laws written in Ancient Mesopotamia.
Code of Hammurabi
Magna Carta
The Iliad
The Bible
22
Main river of Ancient Egypt:
The Indus
The Nile
The Euphrates
The Tigris
23
The leader of Ancient Egypt was known as the ______________ ?
Priest
King
Pharaoh
Emperor
24
Social classes of egypt
Pharaohs, priests and government workers, artisans, unskilled labs, slaves
Pharaohs, priests, artisans, unskilled laborers, women, slaves
Pharaohs, priests, artisans, women, unskilled laborers, slaves
Pharaohs, priests, artisans, government workers, unskilled laborers, slaves
25
Ancient writing in Egypt was called
Cuneiform
Egypto-write
symbolglyphs
Hieroglyphs
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Sumerian social classes or rank depended on their wealth and their
location
appearance
occupation (job)
religion
