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Indus River Valley Civilization
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1
Indus people traded with
Nepal.
Egyptians.
Sumerians.
Mesopotamia.
2
Mount Everest is on the border of what two countries?
India and Turkey
Nepal and Egypt
China and Egypt
China and Nepal
3
The Indus people worshiped animals.
False
True
4
The movement of groups from one place to another is called
sedentary.
silt.
citadel.
migration.
5
Historians have been able to read the Indus writing.
True
False
6
A small river or stream that flows into a larger river is called a
cataract.
tributary.
delta.
Khyber Pass.
7
This crop was first grown in the Indus River Valley.
corn
wheat
barley
cotton
8
A fortress that was built to protect a city is called a
security center.
power house.
great bath.
citadel.
9
What was the group called that crossed through the Khyber Pass?
Sumerians
Egyptians
Hyksos
Aryans
10
Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa were found when workers were building
a great bath.
a railroad.
a citadel.
an irrigation system.
11
Why was the land very fertile in the Indus River Valley?
great farming skills
good amount of rain
silt
great amount of sun
12
Which was an ancient city in the Indus River Valley?
Mesopotamia
Delta
Harappa
Hindu Kush
13
The Indian Peninsula is considered to be a
delta.
mountain peak.
mountain range.
subcontinent.
14
The Indus River Valley is now present day
Pakistan.
Turkey.
Iraq.
Egypt.
15
What continent is the Indus River Valley located on?
North America
Europe
Africa
Asia
16
What is the large body of water that is located west of India called?
Indian Ocean
Euphrates
Pacific Ocean
Arabian Sea
17
The Indus people used a social caste system which included 4 main castes.
False
True
18
Artifacts that were found show that Indus people were
skilled artisans.
great chefs.
great navigators.
great warriors.
19
Much of the Indus civilizations were described as being
violent.
unorganized.
lacking advancements.
planned cities.
20
The Indus people were
polytheistic.
atheists.
monks.
monotheistic.