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1
The Epic of Gilgamesh is the oldest known-
story.
civilization.
Hammurabi.
city-state.
2
Which Empire is responsible for the sundial, the 60-second minute, and the 60-minute hour?
Assyrian
Akkadian
Sumerian
Neo-Babylonian
3
In ancient Greek, "Mesopotamia" translates to "Land Between Two Rivers".
False
True
4
Each Sumerian city-state-
had a separate religion.
had its own king.
traded with the Akkadians.
was huge.
5
Hammurabi was NOT the King of Babylon.
False
True
6
What emperor built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon (supposedly for his wife)?
Nebuchadnezzar
Gilgamesh
Sargon
Ebenezer
7
Which group did not belong to the Sumerian middle class?
merchants
farmers
artisans
slaves
8
The scribe's two main tools included a clay tablet and a
sharpie
can of spraypaint
stone tool
stylus
9
The Sumerians used ____________ to protect their city-states.
soldiers
farms
walls
an army
10
_____ was a famous Akkadian king who conquered Mesopotamia.
code
Sargon
Sumer
Hammurabi
11
The act of building dams, ditches, and walls to control the flow of water is called-
irrigation.
Sumer.
Mesopotamia.
city-states.
12
Farming provided a surplus of food & left Mesopotamians more time to specialize in their jobs.
False
True
13
True or False: Hammurabi's Code treated all social classes fairly.
false
true
14
What do you call a man-made waterway or man-made river?
irrigation
scribe
canal
city-state
15
A skilled worker who made cloth, metal products, or pottery is called-
Sumer.
an artisan.
a city-state.
a civilization.
16
Mesopotamia was an early civilization located-
between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
in modern-day Iraq.
in Australia.
near the North Pole.
17
Priest were very high up on the social pyramid in Ancient Mesopotamia.
True
False
18
On of the earliest known set of laws was created by the ruler-
Sargon.
city-state
Akkadians.
Hammurabi.
19
The __________________ was located in the center of the city because it was the center of life.
chariot
mud brick home
ziggurat
reed hut
20
River valleys were a good place to build civilizations because-
it was a complex society.
it was warmer.
the river brought fertile soil and fresh water.
it was more fun.
21
What advantage did Sargon have over the city-states?
a permanent army
more culture
more food
more scribes
22
Cuneiform is-
a city-state.
writing on papyrus.
irrigation.
writing in clay tablets.
23
The city of ____________ became the center of trade.
Akkadians
Babylon
Sargon
Hammurabi
24
Which is not a Sumerian invention?
60 minute hour
the fire
the wheel
the plow
25
In the evolution of writing pictographs were first used to record the natural resources.
False
True
26
Hammurabi's laws were known as a ______, or collection of laws and rules.
book
Sargon
epic
code
27
Ancient Mesopotamia is also referred to as the Fertile Crescent or the Middle East.
False
True
28
A person who specialized in writing was called a-
city-state.
civilization.
scribe.
farmer.
29
A group of different lands controlled by a single ruler is called a ______.
civilization
city-state
Akkadians
empire
30
A Sumerian temple was called a-
home.
ziggurat.
city-state.
irrigation.
31
The invention of the wheel kept Mesopotamians from using water as a way to transport goods.
True
False
32
The Sumerian religion was based on the idea of-
atheism.
reincarnation.
polytheism.
monotheism.
33
What are fine particles of soil called?
epic
city-state
silt
irrigation
34
The Tigris and Euphrates were-
city-states.
rivers that bordered Mesopotamia.
early civilizations.
pets.
35
A civilization is-
a complex society with religion, art, and government.
a skilled worker.
a river valley.
allowed farmers to grow plenty of food.
36
Which Mesopotamian civilization glorified war and built movable towers to use battering rams?
Babylonians
Akkadians
Assyrians
Neo-Babylonians