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HQSD-6th Grade Geography Assessment
HQSD-6th Grade Geography Assessment
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Mesopotamia and Egypt had a surplus of food and could support cities with large populations
False
True
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Rivers provided food such as fish and water plants that could be eaten.
False
True
3
These civilizations built levees and canals to prevent flooding of homes and crops.
Iraq and Africa
China and the United States
Mesopotamia and Egypt
4
The Chinese way of farming on a mountain by creating steps and different levels
Crop rotation
Terracing
Stepping
5
These have been built to control flooding, generate power and help with irrigation.
Bridges
Dams
HIghways
6
Seasonal winds that bring moist air from the ocean affecting agriculture in India
Monsoons
Gusts
Hurricanes
7
Which river most directly contributed to the development of China?
#3 Indus
#1 Nile
#4 Huang He (Yellow River)
#2 Tigris
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Which number indicates Africa where Egyptian civilization developed?
1
3
4
2
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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
10
Which 2 geographical features likely provided fertile land in the region of Mesopotamia?
Taurus Mountains and Tigris River
Nile and Memphis Rivers
Euphrates and Tigris Rivers
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True or False: Farming led to more people having time to become skilled workers.
True
False
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Both of these civilizations developed advanced farming techniques creating a surplus of food.
Africa and Ethiopia
China and Korea
Mesopotamia and Egypt
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The loss of fertile soil caused by over-farming and over grazing animals
Erosion
Deforestation
Weathering
14
An advantage that a river valley provided that promoted the growth of cities
Provided fertile soil
Provided community swimming areas
Was a good place to build level homes
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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
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Digging ditches to bring water to crops is called
irrigation
fallowing
ditching
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A common geographical characteristic shared by Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt
Both lived on top of a mountain
Began around rivers, providing irrigation for agriculture
Both had a large amount of forests
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The building material resource that was most available in Mesopotamia was...
Baked mud
Stone
Cedar
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Both ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia developed in
Fertile Crescent
Europe
Asia
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Providing transportation routes so goods and ideas can be traded and exchanged between cities..
an advantage a river valley provided
the Nile River
ways to get from here to there