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World Test 1 Review
Polytheism is the belief in ONE god.
What are the "ten lost tribes"?
World Test 1 Review
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What are the "ten lost tribes"?
Egyptian traders
Ten cities
Sea peoples
Scattered Israelite tribes
2
Polytheism is the belief in ONE god.
True
False
3
From 3000 BC to 1200 BC, the Bronze Age was in full swing.
False
True
4
The name of God, according to Judaism:
Muhammad
Yahweh
Allah
God
5
How many letters did the Phoenician alphabet have?
26
32
20
22
6
Nomads were people who...
Only hunted food
Only gathered food
Followed vegetation cycles and animal migrations
Farmed
7
The Paleolithic Age is known as the "Old Stone Age".
False
True
8
In war, the Assyrians were known for using what as a fighting tactic?
Warfare
Fear
All of the above
Terror
9
The first metal to be used in making tools was...
Tin
Silver
Copper
Bronze
10
A complex culture in which large numbers of humans share similar traits/beliefs.
Civilization
Country
Town
City
11
Tools helped Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens survive the Ice Age.
False
True
12
"Homo Erectus" means Tall Man.
False
True
13
A monarchy is a government ruled by divine authority.
False
True
14
One of the distinguishing features of the human species is the ability to make...
Food
Fire
Huts
Tools
15
The Phoenician alphabet was used as a basis for the English alphabet.
True
False
16
Whereas radiocarbon dating focuses on the carbon in items, thermoluminescence looks for the amount of radiation.
True
False
17
Archaeology is the study of...
Human life and culture
Food
Prehistoric Artifacts
Bones
18
The ability to make their own food helped Nomads...
All of the above
Grow their own crops
Tame animals
Live in settled communities
19
Radiocarbon dating...
Measures the amount of radiation found in an item
Measures electrons in the air
Dates protons in an organism
Measures the amount of Carbon found in an item (C-14)
20
Hammurabi is remembered for his help in building the pyramids.
True
False
21
The earliest rulers of societies were usually...
Monarchs
Governors
Rulers
Presidents
22
The Neolithic Revolution was important because...
It taught humans how to make their own caves
It moved humans from a hunter-gatherer society to one of agriculture
It showed a conflict between the Paleolithic and Neolithic people
It made humans better hunters
23
The Neolithic Age is known as...
The "Metal Age"
The "New Stone Age"
The "Old Stone Age"
"The Bronze Age"
24
A government by divine authority is called a...
Dictatorship
Democracy
Monarchy
Theocracy
25
This is the name of a Persian governor:
Satrapies
Satrap
Assyria
Hatsheput
26
The simpler version of Hieroglyphics:
Hieratic Script
Cuneiform
Letters
Shapes
27
These types of people move from place to place.
Homo Sapiens
Movers
Nomads
Persians
28
Egyptian history is divided into 3 periods called:
Thor, Ragnarok, Loki
Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom
Super old, Old, Young
Osiris, Isis, Axum
29
How many characteristics of civilization are there?
4
3
10
6
30
Civilizations in Mesopotamia emerged because of an abundance of food.
False
True
31
The contract made between God and the Jews.
10 Commandments
The Bible
Alphabet
Covenant
32
Anthropology is NOT the study of human life and culture.
True
False
33
God's covenant with his people is known as...
The 10 Commandments
A Contract
The Bible
34
Preserved remnants or bones of an organism are called...
Fossils
Tools
Caves
Artifacts
35
Who invented the "wedge shaped" style of writing called cuneiform?
Egyptians
Persians
Sumerians
Assyrians
36
"Homo Sapien" means wise human being.
False
True
37
The Israelites followed (and still follow) what religion?
Islam
Catholicism
Judaism
Christianity
38
Tools, weapons, and pottery are examples of...
Artifacts
Icebergs
Bones
Fossils
39
If you believe in MANY gods, you are...
Theocrat
Theistic
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
40
Systematic agriculture helped humans by...
All of the above
Teaching them how to grow their own crops
Teaching them to domesticate animals
Teaching them how to use tools for farming purposes
41
What did the Sumerians invent?
Astronomy/Astrology
The Arch
All of the above
The Wheel
42
Persia was divided into 20 provinces known as Satrapies.
False
True
43
Who was the first female pharaoh of Egypt?
Hatsheput
Cleopatra
