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Ancient Egypt 3.1
Ancient Egypt 3.1
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What helped Egyptian farmers grow crops during the dry season?
hieroglyphics
shadoof
papyrus
dynasties
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A bowl shaped hole to store or hold water from the river
basins
papyrus
cataracts
shadoof
3
Cataracts made it difficult to travel and stopped enemy ships.
True
False
4
Egypt became united after how many actions occured?
5
4
3
6
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A bucket attached to a pole that they could use to carry water from the river to the homes and crops.
shadoof
basins
cataracts
papyrus
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Which is a reason the Nile has been called “the Lifeblood” of Egypt?
It is the longest river in the world
It has dangerous cataracts.
It borders two of the largest deserts in the world.
It provides water for drinking, bathing, and growing crops
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Egyptians used papyrus, a wild plant, to make paper.
True
False
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Cataracts made traveling by ship along the Nile easier.
False
True
9
Narmer, the king of __________, unified Egypt for the first time around 3100 BCE.
Mesopotamia
the Nile River Valley
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
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The Nile River's floods provided Egyptians with the ______ they needed to grow crops.
fresh air
warmth
fertile soil
seeds
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The Nile River contains dangerous, fast moving waters called _________.
cataracts
deltas
canals
floods
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The Nile River provided Egyptians with natural resources and defenses.
False
True
13
A plant that grew along the river; used to weave ittems and make paper.
papyrus
cataracts
shadoof
basins
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The Nile River provided water for bulding homes.
True
False
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Upper and Lower Egypt were formed when?
the Nile kept overflowing durng the summer
it was named the "Lifeblood of Egypt"
a village was built along the river
villages formed into small kingdoms, ruled by kings
