Studies Weekly Week 7 Review

Studies Weekly Week 7 Test

Open Ended

The Native American tribe that lived near the Colorado river was:

Multiple Choice

In what season did the Colorado River flood and provide the Mojave with silt?

• Fall

• Winter

• Summer

• Spring

Open Ended

Which Native American tribe did NOT live near water and had to gather their food instead of grow it?

Open Ended

What was the diet of the Cahuilla Native Americans (what did they eat)?

Multiple Choice

What shows the creativity of the Mojave Native Americans?

• hunted animals and grew their own crops

• found wild plants and cacti to make food and salads

• used ink from plants to create tattoos and colorful pottery

• believed in an afterlife and buried loved ones with colorful gifts

Multiple Choice

What is agriculture?

• traditions and culture of the tribes

• growing crops and raising livestock

• creating pottery and artwork using natural resources

• describes the Native American religions

Multiple Choice

From what did the Mojave Native Americans get their blue ink for tattoos, art, and pottery?

• cacti

• desert flowers

• sand

• shells

Multiple Choice

The Cahuilla Native Americans lived along a popular trade route and often traded their handmade baskets and pottery for:

• venison (deer meat) and arrowheads

• dried fish and shells

• nuts, berries, and fish

• whale bone and blubber (fat)

Multiple Choice

In the Cahuilla legend, what did the boy who made it all the way to the top of the mountain bring back?

• nothing

• some needles from the ponderosa pine

• small stem of sagebrush

• a piece of a beavertail cactus

Open Ended

Why were chia seeds grown in the desert very important to the Desert Native Americans?

Open Ended

Why is the Mojave Desert a difficult place for many plants and animals to survive?

Multiple Choice

Irrigation was important to the Mojave people and was created by:

• carrying buckets of water from the river to the crops

• digging ditches from the river to guide water to the crops

• storing water in wells to be dumped on crops when needed

• performing rain dances when the land became too dry

Multiple Choice

What was the name of the Cahuilla's houses?

• wigwam

• teepee

• kish

• adobe