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6th Grade Geography Assessment
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Which number indicates Africa where Egyptian civilization developed?
2
4
3
1
2
Mesopotamia and Egypt had a surplus of food and could support cities with large populations
False
True
3
Both Egypt and Mesopotamia had leaders that also held important religious roles.
False
True
4
Why do many Hindus and Buddhists choose to be vegetarians?
Being a vegetarian is healthier
They value all forms of human and animal life
Vegetables are less expensive than meat
5
The Chinese way of farming on a mountain by creating steps and different levels
Crop rotation
Stepping
Terracing
6
These civilizations built levees and canals to prevent flooding of homes and crops.
China and the United States
Iraq and Africa
Mesopotamia and Egypt
7
The absolute location closest to where civilization began in Ancient Egypt by the Nile River?
20˚N,20˚E
30˚S, 30˚W
30˚N,30˚E
8
The city-state of Sumer having lapis lazuli, which comes from beyond the Zagros Mts. shows they
traded
mined
made jewlery
9
Trading route that linked Europe, Africa and Asia helping civilizations develop
Mediterranean Sea
Silk Road
Indian Ocean
10
The building material resource that was most available in Mesopotamia was...
Stone
Baked mud
Cedar
11
Which 2 geographical features likely provided fertile land in the Mesopotamia region?
Euphrates and Tigris Rivers
Nile and Memphis Rivers
Taurus Mountains and Tigris River
12
A common geographical characteristic shared by Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt
Both had a large amount of forests
Both lived on top of a mountain
Began around rivers, providing irrigation for agriculture
13
These have been built to control flooding, generate power and help with irrigation.
Bridges
Dams
Levees
14
Buildings reflecting religious beliefs: The Great Pyramid, Dome of the Rock and...
Notre Dame
The Great Wall of China
Hoover Dam
15
Seasonal winds that bring moist air from the ocean affecting agriculture in India
Gusts
Monsoons
Hurricanes
16
Both ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia developed writing systems.
False
True
17
An advantage that a river valley provided that promoted growth of cities was
Allow the children to learn how to become better swimmers
Allowed them a way to protect themselves from the Germans
Fresh water used for humans, animals and irrigation
18
Both ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia developed in
Europe
Asia
Fertile Crescent
19
The western thought of "What goes around, comes around"
Dharma
Karma
Paybacks
20
The ancient civilization of China was greatly influenced by the religious ideas of what country
Mesopotamia
Egypt
India
21
The loss of fertile soil caused by over-farming and over grazing animals
Erosion
Weathering
Deforestation
22
True or False: Farming led to more people having time to become skilled workers.
True
False
23
A common political characteristic that Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia share
Both civilizations didn't have an organized political system
Both civilizations developed monarchies
They held elections for their public officials
24
Rivers provided food such as fish and water plants that could be eaten.
False
True
25
Which river most directly contributed to the development of China?
#3 Indus
#2 Tigris
#1 Nile
#4 Huang He (Yellow River)
26
An advantage that a river valley provided that promoted the growth of cities
Was a good place to build level homes
Provided fertile soil
Provided community swimming areas
27
A common cultural characteristic of Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt
Both worshipped multiple gods; Polytheism
Both civilizations practiced monotheism
Both didn't believe in any gods
28
Providing transportation routes so goods and ideas can be traded and exchanged between cities..
the Nile River
an advantage a river valley provided
ways to get from here to there
29
Both of these civilizations developed advanced farming techniques creating a surplus of food.
Mesopotamia and Egypt
Africa and Ethiopia
China and Korea
30
Digging ditches to bring water to crops is called
irrigation
ditching
fallowing