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Chapter 7: Geographic Impact

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

The ancient Egyptians settled

a)

along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

b)

to the south of the Kushites along the southern Nile River.

c)

in southwestern Asia in the Fertile Crescent.

d)

in the northeast corner of Africa along the Nile River.

2.

Shape and elevation of the land refers to

a)

climate

b)

topography

c)

vegetation

d)

land area

3.

Three important environmental factors that affect where Egyptians, Kushites, and Israelites settled were

a)

minerals, topography, and vegetation.

b)

climate, topography, and vegetation.

c)

water, topography, and vegetation.

d)

temperature, vegetation, and ocean currents.

4.

Which of these is an example of physical geography?

a)

towns

b)

roads

c)

seas

d)

farms

5.

The most important environmental factor in early human settlement was

a)

vegetation

b)

climate

c)

falt land

d)

water

6.

An ancient farmer would have been most likely to settle in which of the following areas?

a)

a hillside

b)

a river valley

c)

a forest

d)

a desert

7.

Which of the following was least friendly to early human settlement?

a)

desert

b)

mountain

c)

forest

d)

coastal plain

8.

Which of the following was a physical feature in ancient Egypt and Kush?

a)

a wet climate

b)

farms

c)

the Nile River

d)

grassy plains

9.

How did the desert help the people of Egypt and Kush?

a)

It gave protection from invaders.

b)

It provided fresh water for drinking.

c)

It had rich farmland for growing wheat.

d)

It provided a pleasant climate.

10.

One of the ways that settlers used the Mediterranean Sea was for

a)

irrigating farmland.

b)

traveling to other places to trade.

c)

getting drinking water.

d)

water for the animals

11.

The Nile River was vital to the sustainability of life in Egypt. Check off all of the reasons why this is true.

a)

provided fresh drinking water

b)

plentiful fish (food source)

c)

trade and travel

d)

protected against invaders