Year 4 History, Term 1 Review: Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece

What are the three main pyramids at Giza known as?

• Pyramid of Cleopatra

• Pyramid of Ramses II

• Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Khafre, Pyramid of Menkaure

• Pyramid of Tutankhamun

Which city-state in Greece was known for its powerful navy?

• Corinth

• Athens

• Thebes

• Sparta

What were the main crops grown by ancient Egyptians?

• Apples and oranges

• Potatoes and carrots

• Rice and corn

• Wheat and barley

What was the purpose of the tombs in ancient Egypt?

• To house the royal pets of the pharaohs

• To provide a final resting place for the deceased and ensure a successful transition to the afterlife.

• To serve as a marketplace for trading goods

• To store food supplies for the living

What type of government did ancient Greeks have in their city-states?

• Democracy

• Communism

• Oligarchy

• Monarchy

What were the main duties of soldiers in ancient Greece?

• Fighting in battles, protecting city-states, training, following orders

• Sailing ships, trading goods, exploring new lands

• Cooking meals, farming, building houses

• Writing poetry, creating art, studying philosophy

How did ancient Egyptians transport goods for trade?

• Boats along the Nile River and donkeys/camels for overland transportation

• Using rocket ships

• Using hot air balloons

• Using teleportation devices

What were some common daily activities for ancient Greeks?

• Farming, fishing, trading, participating in athletic competitions, attending religious ceremonies, socializing in the agora, engaging in philosophical discussions

• Writing poetry

• Mining for precious metals

• Watching television

What valuable items were often found in ancient Egyptian tombs?

• Gold jewelry, precious stones, amulets, statues, and furniture

• Bronze weapons, mirrors, papyrus scrolls

• Silver jewelry, pottery, textiles, musical instruments

• Diamonds, electronics, modern art pieces

What were some challenges faced by seafarers in ancient Greece?

• Navigating without modern technology, unpredictable weather conditions, pirates and hostile ships, long voyages with limited supplies

• Smooth sailing conditions

• Abundant food supplies

• Friendly encounters with other ships