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1st 9 Weeks exam 2023
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1
What is a Jewish teacher called?
Priest
Rabbi
Imam
Guru
2
All of the following were built in Babylon
except
. . .
Catal Huyuk
Hanging Gardens
Tower of Babel
Gate of Ishtar
3
This famous Babylonian king established written laws for his empire.
Nebuchadnezzar
Hammurabi
Nineveh
Harambe
4
This Aryan prince rejected Hinduism and became the "Enlightened One", #the Buddha.
Johanan Ben Zakkai
Siddhartha Gautama
Chandra Gupta
Muhammad
5
belief in many gods
monotheism
polytheism
messiah
Passover
6
Why are cave paintings an important tool for understanding our ancestors?
show early depictions of dinosaurs
show us what life was like for early humans
prove the existence of extraterrestrials
first written language
7
The 10 Commandments formed the basic moral laws for many countries.
False
True
8
Mesopotamia is credited with which invention(s)?
the first writing
all of the above
a number system based on 60
the wheel
9
Why is it referred to as the Stone Age?
all of their homes were made out of stone
people began growing stones out of the ground
people used stone tools
people used metal tools
10
The oldest civilizations are found in ___________ .
Western America
Europe
the Fertile Crescent
your basement
11
Mesopotamia stands for _______________ .
the river runs through it
land of our fathers
ancient city
land between the rivers
12
name Muslims call God, means “the One”
Allah
Hajj
Buddha
Stupas
13
The Buddha did not consider himself to be a god.
True
False
14
During the Neolithic Revolution, humans learned to:
hunt animals for meat.
make tools out of stone.
plant crops for food.
build simple huts and tents.
15
How did the Neolithic Revolution change human societies?
more varied diet
smaller villages
permanent homes
more hunting
16
What is the
greatest
shared belief amongst Christianity, Islam, and Judaism?
each religion traces their ancestry to Abraham
all follow the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth
each religion has a holy book
belief in one supreme God
17
What did prehistoric hunter-gather groups have in common?
A diet based on what they could find.
Strict laws controlling the people
Domesticated plants and animals
Large villages with hundreds of people
18
This religion does not practice conversion, yet it is the 3rd largest in the world.
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
19
Which of the following major civilizations was/were a part of Mesopotamia's history?
Akkadians
all of the above
Assyrians
Babylonians/Chaldeans
20
Every day stories that contain a spiritual message
imams
gurus
parables
preists
21
Messiah is the term for the savior of the Jewish people.
True
False
22
He is the last and greatest prophet of Allah.
Muhammad
Jesus
Gabriel
Abraham
23
City-states had which of the following:
laws
government
army
all of these
24
Which of the following are not examples of artifacts?
Pottery
Fossils
Weapons
Tools
25
What is the ultimate goal of a Hindu?
to find love
to reach Nirvana
to get rich
to reach Max Prestige
26
The Fertile Crescent was so successful because of . . .
the first human remains were found there.
the Euphrates & Tigris Rivers are there.
its delicious French pastries.
27
What is not an example of a secondary source?
Biographies
Teachers
Textbooks
Artifacts
28
belief that there is only one God
monotheism
Passover
polytheism
messiah
29
The Hindu belief that people pass through many lives is called
reunification
consternation
saturation
reincarnation
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Seen as the Father of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
Muhammad
Abraham
Buddha
Jesus