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WorksheetsExam Review 3Q (1-15)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(1) Which ancient civilization was located along the Indus River?
a)
Egyptian
b)
Sumerian
c)
Harappan
d)
Chinese
2.
(2) Which of the following beliefs was central to the Egyptian religion?
a)
the belief in one god
b)
the belief in nature spirits
c)
the belief in reincarnation
d)
the belief in the afterlife
3.
(3) A law known as "eye for an eye" is included in Hammurabi's Code. What is Hammurabi best known for?
a)
establishing the first permanent army
b)
as the king who had the first empire
c)
writing down the first code of laws
d)
as an epic her in literature
4.
(4) When the Zhou Dynasty ruled China, what did kings believe gave them the right to rule?
a)
democracy by the people
b)
mandate of heaven
c)
rule of nobility
d)
badge of courage
5.
(5) What Greek philosopher taught Alexander the Great to have a deep respect for Greek culture and traditions?
a)
Plato
b)
Socrates
c)
Aristotle
d)
Archimedes
6.
(6) Who questioned Athenian values, laws and customs, and was sentenced to death for "corrupting the youth" with his teachings about searching for wisdom and the right way to live?
a)
Archimedes
b)
Aristotle
c)
Plato
d)
Socrates
7.
(7) Who developed and spread Hellenistic culture (Greek-like culture) throughout the known world?
a)
Shi Huangdi
b)
Hammurabi
c)
Alexander the Great
d)
Pericles
8.
(8) Who was the Athenian leader who encouraged the spread of democracy?
a)
Alexander
b)
Socrates
c)
Pericles
d)
Draco
9.
(9) Which of the following best describes qualifications for citizenship in ancient Athens?
a)
free, landowning, native-born men
b)
over the age of 18
c)
all adult non-felons
d)
elites from all Greek city-states
10.
(10) Athenian democracy involved all of the following EXCEPT...
a)
direct democracy
b)
debate
c)
limited citizenship
d)
equality for all
11.
(11) All of the following are examples of Roman architecture and engineering EXCEPT...
a)
the Colosseum
b)
aqueducts & roads
c)
arches & domes
d)
the Parthenon
12.
(12) Which of the following best represents how religion changed in the Roman Empire?
a)
polytheistic → Christianity
b)
Judaism → Islam
c)
monotheistic → polytheistic
d)
Christianity → polytheistic
13.
(13) The Justinian Code was created in the 6th century, which had a major influence on which of the following?
a)
the English language
b)
the rise of industry
c)
the modern legal system
d)
the Christian religion
14.
(14) Near the end of the Western Roman Empire, several outside groups launched attacks on Rome. What was the overall impact of these attacks?
a)
The invasions made the empire stronger and more united.
b)
The attacks forced many citizens to join their enemies.
c)
The invasions eventually caused the empire to end.
d)
The external threats were a nuisance, but not enough to bring down Rome.
15.
(15) Which of the following best describes why the city of Constantinople was so important?
a)
Greek and Roman armies met and had peace there.
b)
It used to be Istanbul, where the heart of the government was located.
c)
Greek and Roman literature and accomplishments were preserved there.
d)
It was a central city with a lot of culture.
16.
(X) Which of the following was most important in helping Christianity spread to the Middle East and Europe?
a)
the Roman laws encouraging freedom of religion and worship
b)
the ability of Jesus to travel long distances and talk to everyone he met
c)
the conversion of Roman Emperor Constantine
d)
the dedicated work of the powerful senators living in Rome
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