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Facts Quiz 26-50

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Egypt is located in northeastern Africa along the ______________, the ‘lifeblood’ of Egypt because of _________ and ____________.

a)

Jordan River, communicate, trade

b)

Libyan Desert, food, trade

c)

Mediterranean Sea, travel, and domestication

d)

Nile River, food, trade

2.

The three seasons (flooding, planting, and harvesting) in Egypt were based on _________________, or the annual flooding of the Nile River.

a)

current

b)

inundation

c)

harvest

d)

trade

3.

The Hebrews were exiled to _____________ when their country was conquered by the Babylonian Empire.

a)

Babylon

b)

Assyria

c)

Akkadia

d)

Jerusalem

4.

The two kingdoms of the Ancient Hebrews were __________and ____________.

a)

Babylonia, Assyria

b)

Kush, Egypt

c)

Babylon, Jerusalem

d)

Israel, Judah

5.

A _______________is a body preserved by a special process.

a)

afterlife

b)

mummy

c)

wrapping

d)

pharaoh

6.

____________was located south of Egypt and was a source of great riches such as gold and iron for the Egyptian empire.

a)

Kush

b)

Babylon

c)

Isarael

d)

Akkadia

7.

The Sumerians invented the ___________, ___________ and ______________for farming and to move trade items to and from Sumer.

a)

cuneiform, wheel, agriculture

b)

plow, wheel, sailboat

c)

plow, wheel, trade

d)

cuneiform, trade, domestication

8.

Homes and buildings in Egypt were made of _____________; more important buildings (pyramids, temples, tombs) were made of ___________(limestone, granite) using simple tools and no wheels.

a)

sticks, rocks

b)

animal hides, sticks

c)

mud, sticks

d)

mud brick, stone

9.

God made a _______________(a binding agreement) with Abraham that the land of Canaan would belong to Abraham’s descendants – it became known as the Promised Land.

a)

deal

b)

treaty

c)

covenant

d)

home

10.

Egyptians believed their _______________ were god-kings that controlled everything on earth and gained authority by providing a good government.

a)

priests

b)

pharaohs

c)

government officials

d)

scribes

11.

_____________________ is long, thin reed growing along the banks of the Nile, used by Egyptians to make writing material.

a)

Wheat

b)

Papyrus

c)

Stylus

d)

Paper

12.

After the Romans destroyed The Temple, ___________________ set up a center for Jewish scholars so learning would survive and remain important to the Jews.

a)

David

b)

Moses

c)

Yohanan ben Zakkai

d)

Abraham

13.

The ________________, led by Moses, was when the Hebrews left _________________ for the promised land of Canaan.

a)

Exodus, slavery in Egypt

b)

war, Egypt

c)

Diaspora, Jordan

d)

uprising, their homes

14.

The _____________brought changes in the way Jews worshipped; they were encouraged to celebrate their festivals and practiced their faith in a _______________.

a)

Exodus, God

b)

Exodus, synagogue

c)

Diaspora, monotheism

d)

Diaspora, synagogue

15.

Hebrews followed a tradition of _____________behavior; behavior based on ideas of __________ and ____________.

a)

ethical, God, politics

b)

Jewish, Torah, Ten Commandments

c)

Jewish, Talmud, monotheism

d)

ethical, right, wrong

16.

___________________are symbols used to stand for words or sounds in Egypt.

a)

Scribes

b)

Pictographs

c)

Cuneiform

d)

Hieroglyphics

17.

The _______________ was the most important building in Jerusalem.

a)

Temple

b)

White Chapel

c)

Great Pyramid

d)

Pyramid of Giza

18.

Egyptians spent much of their lives planning to live for eternity because they believed in an ______________, life after death.

a)

afterlife

b)

mummification

c)

tombs

d)

polytheism

19.

___________________ (author of many psalms) made Jerusalem the capital of the Hebrew lands and a center for worship.

a)

Abraham

b)

Moses

c)

King David

d)

King Solomon

20.

_____________________ gave the world the idea of one supreme God who created everything; an idea later shared by Christianity and Islam.

a)

Buddhism

b)

Samsura

c)

Judaism

d)

Hinduism

21.

Many Egyptian ______________ spend their entire lives working on palaces, temples, and tombs.

a)

peasants

b)

scribes

c)

artisans

d)

slaves

22.

Scriptures, or sacred writings, of the Jews are known as the ________________ – this shared story unites Jews all over the world in ________________.

a)

Hebrew Bible, common belief

b)

Ten Commandments, ethics

c)

Talmud, monotheism

d)

Hebrew Bible, covenant

23.

Egypt’s natural borders (seas, deserts, and mountains) ______________ and ______________ it from invaders.

a)

food, protected

b)

resources, trade

c)

isolated, protected

d)

beauty, cultural diffusion

24.

The ___________________ and other laws tell the Israelites how to behave toward God and one another.

a)

Torah

b)

Talmud

c)

Hebrew Bible

d)

Ten Commandments

25.

Judaism was the first religion based on __________________, the belief in one god.

a)

Ten Commandments

b)

Hebrews

c)

monotheism

d)

Hebrew Bible