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TCI Chapter 7 Geography of Egypt
What is papyrus?
Which are examples of vegetation in Egypt?
TCI Chapter 7 Geography of Egypt
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Which are examples of vegetation in Egypt?
Rats
Grass
Trees
Roses
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What is papyrus?
The most important food source
Clothing
Medicine
A tough water plant used for making tools
3
What is the most important environmental factor for human life?
water
food
air
wood
4
What is topography?
Animals
Surface features
Vegetation
The material the land is made out of
5
Which deserts surrounded the Nile River?
Libyan Desert
Arabian Desert
Nubian Desert
Negev Desert
6
What was the river that flowed through Canaan?
Canaan River
Tigris River
Nile River
Jordan River
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Why did farmers settle by the Nile River?
It flooded and irrigated crops
They needed water
They needed fertile land to grow crops
They thought it was beautiful
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How did deserts aid the ancient Egyptians?
Provided sandstone
Formed a natural barrier
Provided oil
Flat land was ideal for farming
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What are nomads?
People with no permanent home
Farmers who grew crops
Settlers in ancient Egypt
Farm animals
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What can you make with papyrus?
Shade
Highways
Rope
Paper
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The Dead Sea was
Dangerous
Hot
Cold
Salty
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Why did invaders avoid deserts?
They were afraid of snakes
They were large and hot
Too many cacti
They had no water source
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What is where the Nile River meets the Mediterranean Sea?
An archipelago
A straight
An inlet
A delta
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What ways could ancient Egyptians use a water source
Fertilization
Swimming
Transportation
Irrigation systems
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Which body of water was important to the settlement in Canaan?
The Sea of Galilee
The Red Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
A fresh water lake
