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6th Grade Social Studies Trivia!
6th Grade Social Studies Trivia!
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1
Rome never adopted Christianity as its religion.
True
False
2
Comparing in such a way as to emphasize differences is the definition of...
Understanding
Contrasting
Remembering
Creating
3
Creating a detailed analysis and assessment of something is the definition of...
Understanding
Comparing
Critiquing
Applying
4
What is the largest river in the world?
Nile River
Mississippi River
Tigris River
Euphrates River
5
What country exists where the Aztecs used to?
Chile
Guatemala
Brazil
Mexico
6
Greece eventually became part of the Roman Empire.
True
False
7
This statue is known as an...
Egyptian Tomb
Roman Statue
Mayan Face
Olmec Head
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One of the first civilizations to exist is called...
Atlanta
Byzantium
Mesopotamia
Rome
9
What Country are these Pyramids located in?
Egypt
Afghanistan
Nigeria
Iraq
10
This Greek God is the King of the Gods and Lightning.
Poseidon
Hades
Ares
Zeus
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Ascertaining or establishing exactly is the definition of...
Determining
Analyzing
Evaluating
Contrasting
12
This Chinese location pictured is known as....
The Temple of Heavens
The Potala Palace
Great Wall of China
The Forbidden City
13
Ancient Egyptians believed in multiple gods.
True
False
14
The main figure of Buddhism is known as...
Buddha
Shiva
Jesus
Jupiter
15
What country is Rome located in?
UK
Turkey
Greece
Italy
16
Athens was named after the Greek Goddess...
Spartacus
Athena
Aristotle
Hades
17
An Egyptian King/Queen is called a Pharaoh.
True
False
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The two Rivers that flow through Mesopotamia are...(Select one of the two correct answers!)
Tigris River
Tzu River
Euphrates River
Yellow River
19
Who created the Olympics?
Mesopotamians
Romans
Greeks
Americans
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What Ancient people settled here in the area shown?
Mongolians
Indians
Mesopotamians
Romans