WorksheetsThe Eastern Mediterranean 6 Weeks Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
Israel's capital
(a)
the scattering of the Jewish population
(a)
a movement that called for Jews to establish a country or community in Palestine
(a)
one of two official languages of Israel
(a)
Israel's largest city
(a)
large, rural land which includes the cities of Nablus, Hebron, and Ramallah
(a)
Israel's parliament
(a)
small piece of coastal land transferred tol the Palestinian Authority in 2005
(a)
a large farm where people share everything in common
(a)
a term that refers to Jewish dietary laws
(a)
Under which empire was the city of Byzantium renamed Constantinople?
the Byzantine Empire
the Ottoman Empire
the Roman Empire
none of the above
Major crops in Turkey include
grains, tomatoes, almonds, and cotton
cotton, potatoes, olives, and sugar beets.
pineapples, coconuts, sugar beets, and hazelnuts
grains, cotton, sugar beets, and hazelnuts
During the 1500s and 1600s, the Ottoman Empire controlled territory in
northern Africa, southwest Asia, and southeastern Europe
southern Africa, southwestern Asia, and southeastern Europe.
northern Africa, southeastern Asia, and southeastern Europe.
northern Africa, southwestern Asia, and western Europe
Kemal Ataturk created the democratic nation of Turkey and moved the capital from
Ankara to Constantinople
Istanbul to Ankara
Constantinople to Istanbul
Constantinople to Ankara
Turkey's largest city is
Constantinople
Istanbul
Izmir
Ankara
The waterway separating Europe from Asia is made of the Dardanelles, the Bosporus, and the Sea of Marmara
True
False
Anatolia is the European part of Turkey
True
False
The Jordan River begins in Syria and flows south
True
False
The region's driest areas are its coastal plains
True
False
Farming is limited in the Eastern Mediterranean because of the salt content from the Dead Sea
True
False
