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WorksheetsMesopotamia and Hunter-Gatherers!
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
How many continents are there in the world?
4
5
6
7
How many oceans are there in the world?
7
6
5
4
Which continent is located at #12?
Australia
Asia
Europe
South America
The supercontinent; all 7 continents connects as one big landmass; a theory:
Pangea
Prehistory
Prime Meridian
Equator
The imaginary line drawn horizontally around the center of earth:
Prime Meridian
Equator
The imaginary line drawn vertically at the center of earth:
Prime Meridian
Equator
The earth divided into halves and/or quarters:
Compass Rose
Hemispheres
Continental Drift Theory
Pangea
a member of a nomadic people who survive by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food
Hunter-Gatherer
Provider-Gatherer
Nurturer
Nomad
People with no permanent home; moved based on resources:
Nomads
NoNos
Madhats
Nomadian people
Who were the hunters?
Women
Men
the supply of water to land or crops to help growth:
Domestication
Irrigation
the process of taming an animal and keeping it as a pet or on a farm:
Domestication
Irrigation
Which of the following was not an invention of Mesopotamia?
Compass
Sailboat
Plow
Cuneiform
What were the holy temples created for worshiping and praying to the gods:
Ziggurats
Pyramids
Which of the following was an achievement of Mesopotamia? (NOT MESOPOTATO)
compass
plow
2nd written language
Internet
This picture is an example of:
Cuneiform
Heiroglyphics
English
Spanish
This is an example of:
Irrigation
Plowing
Rainbow
Cuneiform
The belief in MANY gods:
polytheistic
monotheistic
The belief of one god:
monotheistic
polytheistic
Which includes all 4 inventions:
plow, wheel, cuneiform, sailboat
plow, car, cuneiform, sailboat
plow, internet, car, cuneiform
What was the first written language?
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
This picture is an example of a:
Ziggurat
Pyramid
People of Mesopotamia lived in:
Egypt
Africa
Sumer
Egypt
Mesopotamia is located in modern-day:
Georgia
Iraq
Kazakstan
China
This picture shows:
The plow
Cuneiform
The sailboat
The wheel
The following is a picture of how ________________ was used.
Cuneiform
The wheel
Irrigation
The sailboat
This is a Mesopotamian:
Language
Paper route
Fight
Sailboat
The two rivers they lived between are the _________ and _________ rivers.
Nile and Amazon
Amazon and Tigris
Tiger and Euphrates
Tigris and Euphrates
This turned fresh soil so people could grow crops.
Plow
Cuneiform
Irrigation
Sailboat
Hammurabi's Code was based off:
American laws
An eye for an eye
Don't do me wrong
Ava's "You need to know"
What is the "P" in your GRAPES for Mesopotamia?
They had a president who ruled over city-states
They had a king who ruled over city-states
What was the economy in Mesopotamia?
They used money, like dollars
They traded resources
Which of the following was NOT what they grew and traded?
Wheat
Barley
Grapes
Cotton
Who is Mr. Custard's favorite student?
Me!
Someone else
What are the 2 rivers they travel down to trade?
Tigris and Euphrates
Amazon and Tigris
Euphrates and Tiger
Mesopotamian
Having too much; allowed people to trade:
Necessity
Surplus
Domestic
Irrigation
What was the economy in Mesopotamia?
They used money like we use today
They traded goods like weapons, pottery, etc.
This picture is the _________________ of Mesopotamia:
Social Class
Geography
Kings were at the ______ of the social class.
Top
Middle
Bottom
Artisans and craftsman were in the ____________ of the social class.
Top
Middle
Bottom
Farmers and slaves were at the ______________ of the social class.
Top
Middle
Bottom
People who made things like jewelry, weapons, etc.:
Artisans and craftsmen
Hunters
Gathers
Nomads
Which of the following is NOT something that people from Mesopotamia grew?
Wheat
Barley
Grapes
Cotton
The "G" in your GRAPES for Mesopotamia is:
Modern day Iran
Modern day Iraq
Modern day Asia
Modern day Russia
The "R" in GRAPES for Mesopotamia is:
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
What is the "A" in GRAPES for Mesopotamia?
Cuneiform, wheel, plow, sailboat
Sailboat, Hieroglyphics, wheel, plow
What was the political structure of Mesopotamia?
They had presidents who ruled over city-states
They had kings who ruled over city-states
What was the economy of Mesopotamia?
The had money like us
They traded goods and resources
What was a scribe?
Someone who kept written documents and records
Someone who did not keep written records and documents
Which is true about the social structure of Mesopotamia?
Kings and priests were at top of the social class and farmers and slaves were at the bottom
Kings and priests were at the bottom of the social class and farmers and slaves were at the top
This word means to have more than you need:
Surplus
Decline
Demand
Asia
Kings and priests were at the top of the social class.
True
False
Artisans, scribes and craftsmen were in the middle of the social class.
True
False
Farmers and slaves were NOT at the bottom of the social class of Mesopotamia.
True
False
These people were hunter-gathers and moved place to place based on resources:
Nomads
Nomarian
Nomidian
Which of the following is an example of a natural resource? (more than one is right)
Water
Trees
Soil
Paper
The following word means having more than what you need; allowed them to settle and trade:
Supply
Demand
Even
Surplus
