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CKLA Domain #4 Early World Civilizations
CKLA Domain #4 Early World Civilizations
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A CKLA domain review of week 2 content
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How does the flooding in Egypt help with farming?
It gives the soil minerals and vitamins.
a party
It gives plants water.
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Why was writing important in Mesopotamia?
to help people rememeber what they sold
to pass on stories
to write down laws
3
On what continent are Tigris and Euphrates?
Africa
North America
Asia
Australia
4
Which sentence uses the word depicted correctly?
Sammy depicted the waterfall.
We depicted at dinner.
I depicted as I ran.
5
Why were the Hanging Garden created?
to grow food
to make people happy
For the King's wife to remind her of home
6
What is a religion?
When I get mad at my brother.
A way people live
A set of beliefs and people use to explain their world.
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Which sentence uses the word symbol accurately?
A marker is a symbol.
I like to symbol.
A question mark is a symbol.
Can we go symbol?
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What kind of things were the god and goddesses in charge of?
eating, sleeping, running
sun, water, sky, city
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What is a caravan?
It is a car.
a large group of people traveling together
a party
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What is the name of the ancient writing in Egypt?
pictures
alpahbet
hieroglyphs
cuneiform
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What are the most important things you need to make a civilization?
farming
cities
writing
leaders
12
On what continent is the Nile?
Australia
Africa
Asia
North America
13
What did the gods look like in Egypt?
people and animals
ghosts
people
people, animals, and half human half animal
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Why is Mesopotamia called the "cradle of civilization"?
there are a lot of babies
it is where civilizations began
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What did the people build to move water from the river to other places to help with farming?
banks
cuniform
caravans
canals
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What is the name of the writing in Mesopotamia?
caravans
banks
hieroglyphs
cuniform
