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1st. Semester Stott Quiz
1st. Semester Stott Quiz
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1
What are the three key concepts in Judaism?
The Covenant
The Law
The Family
The message of the Prophets
2
What happened to the Pharaoh when the Nile didn't flood?
He was more at-risk of takeover as that is one of his responsiblities
Nothing happened
He was celebrated for his triumph
He cowered in fear for what the Gods would do to him
3
What civilization is the primary inspiration for the Hebrews?
China
India
Sumer
Egypt
4
Which era of human history came FIRST?
Paleolithic Age
Agricultural Age
Industrial Age
Neolithic Age
5
Population skyrocketed when Hunter-Gatherer societies began to settle? (become agricultural)
False
True
6
What is the "further set of technological changes" after the agricultural revolution called?
The enlightenment
None of the above
Secondary products revolution
The era of invention
7
According to the ancient Greeks, the main purpose of Natural Philosophy was to explain the universe without using ______
Measurements
Humans
God
Logic
8
What 2 inventions are the cornerstones of the age of agriculture?
Oxen-pulled plough
Irrigation ditches
Stone tools
Written language
9
What are the 2 most important parts of Chinese culture?
Social Harmony
Arts and creativity
Political Unity
Citizen safety
10
What did God ask Abraham to do to his son Jacob?
Train him to become a leader
Ritually sacrifice him
Feed him
Help him
11
Rama is a prince but Sita is not part of any royal family.
False
True
12
What was the 1/3 of Gilgamesh that was mortal?
He was not attractive
He was not smart
He could die
He was not caring
13
What was the demeanor of Mesopotamian Gods?
Quiet and reserved
Cheerful and helpful
Sad and lonely
Irratic and amoral
14
What are some positives for humans of the Paleolithic Age?
Small and mobile groups, more equal relationships, free of human politics
There are no positives, it was totally horrible
Larger groups were able to settle down and build semi-permanent shelter
There was a major advancement in agricultural technology during this age
15
After the Agri. Revolution, what happened to the hunter-gatherers?
They flourished amidst the chaos
Nothing at all
They became a small and dwindiling minority of humankind
They became totally extinct
16
What happened to the amount of time for leisure in daily life when we became agricultural?
We had about the same amount of leisure time
We never had any leisure time to begin with
We had a lot less leisure time
We had a lot more leisure time
17
In the early Egyptian empire, who were the only people who could get into heaven?
The poor and needy
The pious
The nobles/aristocracy
The wealthy
18
What modern-day country contains most of ancient Mesopotamia in its borders?
Iraq
Iran
Turkmenistan
Jordan
19
Napoleon's theory that "geography is destiny" is 100 percent correct.
False
True
20
This was the original factor that decided caste in India.
Varna
None of the above
Jati
Spiritual purity
21
What was Jesus's most radical interpretation of Jewish law?
Never kill
Love the sojorner
Love your enemy
Never steal
22
Who came up with the phrase: "an eye for an eye"?
Gilgamesh
Hammurabi
Any Pharaoh
Osiris
23
Were cities in Egypt more important or less important than Mesopotamia?
More important
Less important
24
Which gender is more likely to have discovered the secret to domesticated plants? (Agriculture)
Males
Females
