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Worksheets6th Grade 1st Semester Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
Who is the king of the Greek Gods?
Jupiter
Poseidon
Zeus
Hades
She is the Greek goddess of wisdom and battle strategy and her temple is the Parthenon.
Hera
Artemis
Aphrodite
Athena
He is Zeus' brother, the ruler of the underworld, and god of the dead.
Hermes
Apollo
Poseidon
Hades
He is a brother of Zeus and the god of the seas.
Poseidon
Pluto
Hades
Apollo
This is the mythological home of the Greek gods.
Mt. Oedipus
Mt. Zion
Mt. Zeus
Mt. Olympus
The belief in many gods.
polytheism
pantheism
monotheism
atheism
What is Characterization?
traits that describe a character
How and when a character first appears in a story
the list of characters in a story
the number of characters in a story
When The author directly describes a character
direct characterization
flat character
indirect characterization
static character
When The author shows the character through his/her actions and interactions.
direct characterization
dynamic character
indirect characterization
round character
The type of characterization that requires inferences.
indirect characterization
direct characterization
Complex, realistic, unique characters.
round character
static character
flat character
dynamic character
One-dimensional characters, with a limited personality or individuality
round character
static character
flat character
dynamic character
Characters that never change throughout the text
round character
static character
flat character
dynamic character
Characters that go through a major change throughout the story
round character
static character
flat character
dynamic character
Point of View in which the narrator has action in the story and refers to his/her-self as "i."
First person
Third person- Limited
Second person
Third person- Omniscient
Point of View in which the narrator is giving instructions and refers to the reader as "you."
First person
Third person- Limited
Second person
Third person- Omniscient
Point of View in which the narrator is merely a witness to the events but doesn't have action in the story.
First person
Third person- Limited
Second person
Third person- Omniscient
Point of View in which the narrator knows everything, including what the characters do and how they feel.
First person
Third person- Limited
Second person
Third person- Omniscient
Someone who buys and sells goods
merchant
archaeologist
noble
Artisan
a person who studies human history through artifacts
merchant
archaeologist
noble
Artisan
What are the natural barriers the protected Ancient Egypt?
jungles
walls
water
mountains
deserts
Which are true about the Nile River?
it's the longest river in the world
only 22% is in Egypt
the water changes colors where it splits
it flows the entire length of Africa
What statue is responsible for guarding the pyramids?
Sphynx
Obelisk
The Great Pyramid
Temple of the Pyramids
Which people could read and write every word in Ancient Egypt?
Pharaoh
Priests
Scribes
Farmers
Why did Egyptians mummify their pharaohs?
to keep them alive
for fun
to make them rich
to prepare for the afterlife
Why was Tut’s tomb so important?
He was the last pharaoh
It taught us about Ancient Egypt
He was the youngest pharaoh
It was the last mummy discovered
What caused the decline of the Egyptian Empire?
Plague
a terrible War
Pharaoh gave it away
The people were conquered and killed
Which era was the end of nomad life and the beginning of settlements?
Stone Age
Neolithic Era
Paleolithic Era
Indus River Valley
The raising of crops and animals.
agriculture
farmenture
settlement
paleolithic
How did diets change in the Neolithic Era?
More dairy and grains
more hunting
More fruits
No more meat
How did people survive in the Paleolithic Era?
hunters and gatherers
hunting
farming
fishing
What's a NOMAD?
People without a permanent home
A type of settlement with no government
People who ruled in a community
A religious ceremony
What was the biggest discovery of the Paleolithic Era?
fire
farming
sewing
plumbing
Why are cave paintings important?
they teach us about life at the time
they are religious symbols
they are pretty
they're old
What did all early civilizations have in common?
Built near water
Had indoor plumbing
Same gods and goddesses
Required trade for survival
a cyclical journey or quest undertaken by a mythical hero.
monomyth
shapeshifter
hero
approach
a repeating character or pattern in text
archetype
result
mentor
wispy
Protagonist who goes through the Journey stages
hero
ally
shadow
mentor
the villain who threatens and challenges the hero
shadow
shapshifter
threshold guardian
trickster
Which is NOT a rule/guideline for a complete sentence?
Capital letter at the beginning
Punctuation at the end
Subject and Predicate
Must have at least 5 words
