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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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“The Neolithic Revolution was not a sudden event but a gradual transition from foraging to farming. Over thousands of years, people in different regions began to domesticate plants and animals, changing their relationship with the environment. This transformation led to more stable food supplies and eventually to the rise of permanent settlements.”
— *Adapted from Jared Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel
QUESTION
According to the passage, what was a major consequence of the Neolithic Revolution?
The immediate disappearance of nomadic lifestyles
A decrease in the variety of available food sources
The creation of more reliable food supplies and permanent homes
The decline of technological innovation
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
“Early Neolithic villages like Jericho and Catalhoyuk show evidence of carefully constructed homes, defensive walls, and religious shrines. These settlements were made possible by the surplus of crops produced by early agriculture, allowing some individuals to specialize in roles other than food production.”
QUESTION
What does the description of early Neolithic villages suggest about changes in society during this time?
Villagers were entirely dependent on outside trade
Social roles and specialization began to emerge
Nomadic raids caused villages to be abandoned frequently
Farming replaced all forms of spiritual and religious activity
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
“Before the Neolithic Age, humans followed herds and relied heavily on seasonal patterns to survive. With the domestication of animals and the ability to cultivate wheat and barley, early farmers could store food and remain in one location. This shift allowed families to grow and communities to develop governing rules and traditions.”
QUESTION
Which development resulted most directly from the change described in the passage?
More frequent conflict over water resources
The collapse of early civilizations
Growth of population and community structures
Return to hunting as the primary food source
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
“The Sumerians of Mesopotamia developed one of the world’s first writing systems, known as cuneiform. They used wedge-shaped marks pressed into clay tablets to keep records of trade, laws, and religious rituals. This innovation allowed knowledge to be passed on more accurately from one generation to the next.”
QUESTION
Why was the development of cuneiform a significant advancement for Sumerian civilization?
It eliminated the need for religious practices
It allowed Sumerians to conquer neighboring regions
It provided a way to preserve and transmit knowledge
It discouraged trade with other cultures
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
“The Nile River was essential to the survival and prosperity of Ancient Egypt. Its predictable flooding provided rich, fertile soil, making it possible to grow surplus crops. These surpluses supported a large population and helped fund massive state projects such as pyramids and temples.”
QUESTION
Based on the passage, how did the Nile River influence the development of Ancient Egyptian civilization?
It isolated Egypt from the rest of the world
It enabled agricultural surpluses and state-building
It prevented cultural and technological advancements
It encouraged the Egyptians to become nomads
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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“Archaeologists studying the ruins of the Indus Valley cities, such as Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, have uncovered advanced urban planning. These cities featured grid-like street layouts, complex drainage systems, and standardized brick sizes—suggesting a highly organized government and concern for public hygiene.”
QUESTION
What does the archaeological evidence suggest about the Indus Valley civilization?
It lacked any form of central government
It prioritized military conquest over public works
It developed advanced planning and infrastructure
It was based entirely on a nomadic lifestyle
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
“Under the Gupta Empire (320–550 CE), India experienced a golden age of cultural and scientific achievements. Mathematicians developed the concept of zero and a decimal system, while artists and writers produced works that celebrated Hindu themes and epics such as the Mahabharata and Ramayana.”
QUESTION
What conclusion can be drawn about the Gupta Empire based on this passage?
It supported advances in math, science, and the arts
It was primarily a military empire with little cultural influence
It discouraged scientific and literary development
It abandoned Hinduism in favor of Buddhism
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