C21L1 - Vocabulary Practice #1

Howard Carter discovered a tomb with the Egyptian ruler King Tut and a lot of ​ (a)   ​ that had not been stolen. ​

• treasures
• hieroglyphs
• sonar
• primary
• accounts
• bias
• glimpse
• artifacts

Prehistoric people did not leave written ​ (a)   of their activities, so we must study the material that they left behind to learn more about their lives and cultures.

• hieroglyphs
• sonar
• primary
• accounts
• bias
• glimpse
• artifacts
• treasures

Pottery, jewelry, and clothing are examples of ​ (a)   .

• hieroglyphs
• sonar
• primary
• bias
• glimpse
• artifacts
• treasures
• accounts

To locate sites in the ocean, archeologists use ​ (a)   on ships that can detect objects underwater.

• hieroglyphs
• sonar
• primary
• bias
• glimpse
• treasures
• accounts
• artifacts

The ​ (a)   of ancient Egypt were pictures or symbols that represented words.

• hieroglyphs
• primary
• bias
• glimpse
• treasures
• accounts
• artifacts
• sonar

Cave drawings and hieroglyphs are great examples of ​ (a)   sources.

• primary
• bias
• glimpse
• treasures
• accounts
• artifacts
• sonar
• hieroglyphs

The study of the Declaration of Independence along with handwritten drafts of the document and notes gives historians a ​ (a)   into the minds of our nation's founders.

• bias
• glimpse
• treasures
• accounts
• artifacts
• sonar
• hieroglyphs
• primary

People who write secondary sources about events often include their own viewpoint. Their viewpoint may contain ​ (a)   .

• bias
• treasures
• accounts
• artifacts
• sonar
• hieroglyphs
• primary
• glimpse

Match the following

• prejudice

• account

• diary or official document

• secondary source

• the way in which someone understands

• interpretation

• a record

• bias

• biography

• primary source

Match the following

• sound waves used for detection

• glimpse

• quick view

• fossil

• preserved remains

• restoration

• a method

• sonar

• to make new again

• technique