IMPACT Grade 5, Chapter 1, Lesson 2 Test

Zoe, Daniel, and Avery are discussing different lifestyles of ancient peoples. Which phrase best describes the Pueblo peoples, such as the Hopi and the Zuni?

• farmers who remained in one place and grew crops

• gatherers who roamed the desert in search of edible plants

• hunters who moved from place to place in pursuit of game animals

• craftspeople who traveled all over the Southwest to sell their goods

Aria and Luna are curious about the traditional beliefs of the Hopi. Can you help them discover what the kachinas are most important for?

• succeed at farming

• construct holy places

• dance with skill and grace

• teach children how to behave

Sophia and Samuel are exploring ancient Pueblo houses. Can you guess why the bottom floor had no doors or windows?

• To keep the house cool

• To make the structure easy to defend

• To allow more light inside

• To save on building materials

Hey Anika, Olivia, and Emma! Can you guess what a mesa is?

• A sacred place where kachinas reside

• A flat-topped hill with steep slopes

• A plant that stores water in order to survive in the desert

• An ancient Native American village found in the Southwest

Henry and Nora are curious about the kachinas. What is one activity the kachinas help the Hopi with?

• Succeeding at farming

• Constructing holy places

• Dancing with skill and grace

• Teaching children how to behave

During a history class, Zoe asked, "What was the primary material used to build Pueblo homes?"

• Wood

• Stone

• Adobe

• Metal

Mia and Noah are curious about the Navajo's closest Native American relations. Can you guess how scholars figured it out?

• by their locations

• by their languages

• by their military alliances

• by their farming techniques

Elijah and Grace are curious about the kachinas. What do the kachinas bring with them when they live near the Hopi villages?

• Rain and the growing season

• Snow and the winter season

• Wind and the autumn season

• Sunshine and the summer season

Rohan, Maya, and Lily are on a wild adventure! Can you help them figure out what animals the Apache hunted?

• Buffalo, deer, cougar, and other animals

• Sheep, goats, and cows

• Elephants, lions, and tigers

• Rabbits, squirrels, and birds

Hey Mason and Sophia! Ancient peoples had a clever trick called irrigation. Can you guess how they used it?

• Digging up crops and planting them closer to water.

• Moving sand to water.

• Heating water from a stream.

• Moving water to a dry place to make farming possible in dry areas.