Mesopotamian agriculture

Q1) What was the names of the two rivers that played a crucial role in Mesopotamian agriculture?

• A) Nile and Amazon.

• B) Tigris and Euphrates

• C) Ganges and Yangtze

• D) Danube and Rhine

Which crop was commonly grown in Mesopotamia and used for making bread?

• A) Rice

• B) Barley

• C) Cotton

• D) Sugarcane

Q3) how did Mesopotamians control water for their crops?

• A) By building dams

• B) By using irrigation canals

• C) By praying to the gods

• D) By digging well

Q4) What tool did Mesopotamians invent to help with farming?

• A) Scissors

• B) Plow

• C) Compass

• D) Telescope

Q5) Besides providing food, What else did agriculture help Mesopotamian society achieve?

• A) Writing and recording-keeping

• B) Building skyscrapers

• C) Inventing computers

• D) Discovering electricity

Q1) Mesopotamian farmers used __________ from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers to irrigate their crops.

Q2) The primary crops grown in Mesopotamia included barley, wheat, dates, and various ___________

Q3) The invention of the __________ allowed Mesopotamian farmers to efficiently plow their fields.

Q4) The annual flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers deposited __________, which enriched the soil for farming.

Q5) Agriculture in Mesopotamia supported the development of __________ and encouraged __________ with neighboring civilizations.