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 (a)   from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers to irrigate their crops.

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

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

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

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

(a)