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Inca Culture Review

Inca Culture Review

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5th Grade

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Mike Cummings

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13 Slides • 21 Questions

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Inca Culture Review

by Mike Cummings

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Multiple Choice

Which geographical feature IS NOT associated with the Inca Empire?

1

Andes Mountains

2

western coastal

deserts

3

eastern tropical

rainforests

4

Arctic glaciers

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Multiple Choice

The Inca Empire lasted about;

1

3,000 years

2

300 years

3

3 centuries

4

3 decades

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6

Multiple Choice

The western coast of the Inca Empire is located on the Atlantic Ocean!

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

The Inca Culture lasted for 3,000 years on the continent of;

1

North America

2

Africa

3

Australia

4

South America

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Multiple Choice

Which food source was not grown by the Incas?

1

Wheat

2

Corn

3

Potatoes

4

Quinua

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Multiple Choice

Aqueducts were used by the Incas to;

1

store excess food

2

keep llama herds fenced in

3

to move water to cities

4

to build roads with

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12

Multiple Choice

The Andes Mountains were thought to be gods and places where the gods lived.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

One of the most important gods the Incas believed in was the Moon God, Inti!

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

The Incas worshipped many gods related to nature.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Select

To worship the gods, the Incas, did which of the following?

1

made human sacrifices

2

had special ceremonies

3

danced and sang

4

made offerings of their food harvest

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17

Multiple Choice

Keeping contact with the gods was important to the Incas and they thought the mummies of their ancestors could communicate with the gods.

1

True

2

False

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19

Multiple Select

How was the Intihuatana used by the Incas?

1

to honor the gods

2

as a sacrificial

alter

3

for dinner table

4

as a calendar

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Multiple Choice

Bridges that crossed ravines and steep canyons in the mountains were made of;

1

stone

2

handmade ropes

3

adobe bricks

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Multiple Choice

Who was NOT allowed to use the roads?

1

noblemen

2

commoners

3

armies

4

tax collectors

5

messengers

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Multiple Choice

Roads and walls were built to withstand;

1

hurricanes

2

earthquakes

3

landslides

4

floods

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Multiple Choice

Number systems using string and knots to keep count of things such as populations and food were known as;

1

quipus

2

abacus

3

Arabic numerals

4

Roman numerals

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Multiple Choice

Most Inca people were commoners and their major job was to;

1

serve as slaves

2

grow crops

3

build temples

4

be chasquis

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Multiple Choice

Chasquis were Inca people who had the special job of being;

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messengers

2

tax collectors

3

road builders

4

soldiers in the army

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Multiple Choice

What group of people were found to be just below the Sapa Inca?

1

commoners

2

tax collectors

3

nobles

4

chasquis

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Multiple Choice

The Sapa Inca was thought to be owner of everything in the empire.

1

True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

About how many people were citizens of the Inca empire at the end?

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1,200

2

12,000

3

12

4

12,000,000

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