NEW
Font size
WorksheetsHistory 7 quarterly exam
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Who built the tower of Babel?
Nebuchadnezzar
Nabopolassar
Nimrod
Hammurabi
Who united Mesopotamia?
Hammurabi
Caesar Augustus
Nebuchadnezzar
Shalmaneser V
Who built the Royal Road?
Xerxes I
Alexander the Great
Thutmose III
Darius
Who brought Egypt to its greatest extent?
Cleopatra
Hatshepsut
Thutmose III
Sennacherib
Who was Israel's first king?
Saul
David
Solomon
Solon
Who deported the tribes of the Northern Kingdom of Israel?
Caesar Augustus
Saul
Shalmaneser V
Nebuchadnezzar
Who introduced democratic principles to Athens?
Solon
Pericles
Leonidas
Zeus
Who established the Pax Romana?
Caesar Augustus
Julius Caesar
Diocletian
Nero
Who established the Chaldean Empire?
Nebuchadnezzar
Hammurabi
Nabopolassar
Xerxes I
Who's defeat caused the fall of the Assyrian Empire?
Shalmaneser V
Sennacherib
Darius
Nebuchadnezzar
Who was the first Roman Emperor to persecute Christians?
Caesar Augustus
Caligula
Tiberius
Nero
Which Roman Emperor reigned during Jesus' death and resurrection?
Caesar Augustus
Claudius
Caligula
Tiberius
Which Roman Emperor pushed the boundaries of the Roman Empire to its greatest extent?
Marcus Aurelius
Trajan
Valerian
Diocletian
Who deciphered the Rosetta Stone?
David Livingstone
Henry Stanley
Charles Darwin
Jean Francis Champollion
Who was the first pharaoh to unite all of Egypt?
Thutmose III
Khufu
Ramses II
Menes
Who was the Carthaginian general that led a large force of men and elephants across the Alps into Italy?
Tiberius Gracchus
Hannibal
Pyrrhus
Irenaeus
Who was the first pope officially recognized as the supreme head of the catholic church?
Irenaeus
Leo I
Marsillius
Constantine
Who asked God for wisdom to rule Israel?
Saul
David
Solomon
Moses
What Greek poet refined the stories of Greek mythology?
Solon
Pericles
Zeus
Homer
Who became the father of the nation of Israel?
Noah
Japheth
Abraham
Saul
Which Roman Emperor declared tolerance for Christianity?
Nero
Marcus Aurelius
Diocletian
Constantine
Who wrote "Defender of the Peace"
Irenaeus
Galacius
Marsillius
Leo I
What Greek ruler conquered Persia and attempted to conquer the world?
Alexander the Great
Leonidas
Mark Antony
Pericles
What people group built the first cities in Italy?
Greeks
Etruscans
Latins
Romans
What term means "non-Jew"
Greeks
Romans
Gentiles
Israelites
Who caused the fall of the Western Roman Empire?
Greeks
Medes
Germans
Romans
Who conquered the Chaldean Empire?
Medes
Scythians
Greeks
Romans
Who were the prominent, wealthy people of Rome?
Patricians
Plebeians
Gauls
Gracchi
Who's greatest accomplishment was writing?
Egyptians
Greeks
Sumerians
Phoenicians
What was Israel's southern kingdom called?
Israel
the 10 tribes
Judah
Samaria
What was the most powerful governing body in the Roman Republic?
the Emperor
the Senate
the Plebs
the Forum
Who was the first nation to have a complete written account of its history?
Sumeria
Egypt
Israel
Greece
What name is given to the portion of the world where Christianity prevails?
Christendom
Islamdom
Hindudom
Plum Creek Christian Academy
Who brought the alphabet with them while they traded?
Sumerians
Egyptians
Hittites
Phoenicians
Who was the chief advisor to the king in both Babylon and Persia?
Solomon
Joseph
Noah
Daniel
What river's name means "that makes fruitful"?
Tigris
Euphrates
Nile
Amazon
Where did Octavian defeat Mark Antony?
Zama
Carthage
Actium
Gaul
Where was the first Christian church located?
Rome
Bethlehem
Athens
Jerusalem
At what mountain pass did the Spartans try to block the Persian army during the Greco-Persian war?
Marathon
Hellespont
Thermopylae
Salamis
What Italian city was destroyed by Mount Vesuvius?
Rome
Syracuse
Pompeii
Athens
What new name was given to Byzantium after it became the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?
Istanbul
Alexandria
Constantinople
Rome
What is the most common form of the Greek language?
cuneiform
hieroglyphics
alphabet
Koine
What are the dates for the Middle Ages?
6000 BC - AD 500
AD 500 - AD 1500
AD 1500 - AD 2020
AD 2020 - AD 3000
What did God allow as punishment for the height of man's wickedness in ancient days?
the Flood
capital punishment
crucifixion
COVID 19
What was the greatest turning point in world history?
Christ's birth
Christ's ministry
Christ's death
Christ's resurrection
What is the most important part of a culture
the food
man's relationship to God
the government
the clothes
What significance did the plagues have on Egypt?
They showed God's power over the forces of nature
They showed pharaoh wasn't a god
They were the turning point of world history
They showed how Egypt hated God
What is the best form of government
democracy
republic
monarchy
theocracy
How did persecution affect the Christian church?
the church became smaller
the church became larger
the church was made extinct
the church became Israel
What theory states that Christ made Peter the head of the catholic church?
Petrine theory
Petrine succession
Petrine falsehood
Petrine hypothesis
What law did God establish to protect the sanctity of human life?
jail
capital punishment
fines
taxes
What name was given to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?
the Patriarchs
the Patricians
the Popes
the Papas
