Fast and Curious 1.4

Which of the following is a fossil fuel?

• oil
• plastic
• styrofoam
• paper

Which of these is a renewable resource?

• wind
• natural gas
• coal
• oil

Which of these is a non-renewable resource?

• natural gas
• wind
• biomass
• solar energy

What is irrigation?

• The artificial watering of land to assist in agriculture
• A method of hunting and gathering
• The cultivation of crops without water
• A form of trade between ancient civilizations

What was the primary purpose of irrigation in ancient civilizations?

• To support agriculture and increase crop yields
• To generate electricity
• To provide drinking water
• To create swimming pools

What is terrace farming?

• A method of farming on level platforms built into steep hillsides
• Farming on the ground without any structure
• Growing crops in underwater terrariums
• Planting crops in large, flat fields

In which regions is terrace farming commonly practiced?

• Hilly or mountainous regions
• Flat plains
• Coastal areas
• Deserts

What is an aqueduct?

• A system for transporting water over long distances
• A type of boat used for fishing
• A type of bridge
• A device for measuring rainfall

In ancient Rome, what was the primary purpose of aqueducts?

• Providing drinking water to cities
• Transportation of goods
• Irrigating farmland
• Generating electricity

What is the historical significance of aqueducts?

• They helped the growth of urban centers and improved public health.
• They were used for military purposes only.
• They were primarily used for entertainment.
• They had no impact on ancient civilizations.