Which landform is described as "steep, rugged land coming to a peak and more than 1000 above sea level?"

Which landform is described as "high elevation, but less than 1000 feet above sea level and a rounded summit"

Which landform is described as "high elevation, steep sides and flat on top"?

Which Theme of Geography is described by, "position on the earth’s surface, either absolute or relative"?

Which Theme of Geography is described by, " a place its own unifying characteristics"?

Which Theme of Geography is described by, "We affect the world we live in just because we live there, sometimes for the better but usually for the worse"?

Which Theme of Geography is described by, "described by its physical and human characteristics"?

Which Theme of Geography is described by, "People immigrate & migrate, goods are exported and imported and ideas are spread throughout the world"?

Which element of culture is described as "how a place makes money"

Which element of culture is described as "How we are grouped by our family and social classes"?

Which element of culture is described as "peoples’ beliefs about God, either polytheistic or monotheistic"?

Which element of culture is described as "Societies laws and political institutions"?

Which element of culture is described as "Visuals that strengthen a country's culture"?

Which element of culture is described as "Holidays and festivals important to a certain place"?

Which element of culture is described as "How people communicate with one another"?

Which Ancient Indian varna would a priest be in?

Which Ancient Indian varna would a farmer be in?

Which Ancient Indian varna would a political leader be in?

Which Ancient Indian varna would a merchant be in?

Which Pillar of Islam is described by, "Believe that Allah is the only god & Muhammad is his prophet."

Which Pillar of Islam is described by, "Pray 5 times a day using specific rituals like washing hands and feet, face Holy city of Mecca & using bows & chants.."

Which Pillar of Islam is described by, "At least once in your life, if you are able-bodied and could afford it, you had to go to Mecca?"

Which Pillar of Islam is described by, "During the month of Ramadan, Muslims cannot eat or drink from sunrise to sunset?"

Which Pillar of Islam is described by, " Everyone must give a portion of their wealth to the poor because everyone is equal in the eyes of Allah?"

What was the first form of communication between people?

All of the following are factors that influence climate EXCEPT:

All of the following are economic systems that we see around the world EXCEPT:

Scientists now believe that the pyramids were built mainly by

 The Rosetta Stone was used by scholars to

The job of the Egyptian god of the dead, Osiris, was to

What was the "gift of the Nile"?

What event started the Old Kingdom in Egypt?

Pyramids were primarily built for

 All of the following were contributions Egyptians made to modern day society EXCEPT:

What was the name of the area called “land between 2 rivers” that our first civilization came out of?

The Sumerians invented all of the following technology EXCEPT:

Who was the first Hebrew?

The Three Fundamental principles of Hammurabi’s Code included all of the following EXCEPT:

 Hammurabi’s Code was written on

What was the most important contribution of the Phoenicians?

All of the following were new warfare techniques used by the Assyrians EXCEPT:

What was the name of the great trade route through the Persian Empire from Sardis to Susa?

 Which of these groups that controlled the Fertile Crescent had the largest empire?

What is India’s climate dominated by?

What is the national religion of India?

What are the ancient Hindu Holy Scriptures called?

Who was the founder of Buddhism?

The state of complete oneness with Brahman is

What is the name of the group of people in India who are so low that they are not even in the caste system?

What happens if a person does not follow or obey dharma?

What was China’s first product they traded with the outside world?

What was Qin Shihuandi’s greatest accomplishment?

Why was the Great Wall of China built?

What was the name of the trade route from China to the Roman Empire that traded luxury goods?

What did the Chinese call everyone "outside of China"?

All of the following were ways the First Emperor of China destroyed resistance from WITHIN his empire EXCEPT:

The holiest city of Islam is named

Followers of the Islamic religion are called

The main language of the Islamic religion is        

Who is the founder of the Islamic religion?

What is the most sacred object in the shrine of Kaaba?

What is the holiest book of Islam?  

All of the following were included in the Muslim morals EXCEPT:

All of the following were absolutely forbidden in the Muslim morals EXCEPT:

All of the following are things Muslims cannot do in their daily life EXCEPT:

All of the following are major world religions EXCEPT:

All of the following are modern day countries that made up the Fertile Crescent EXCEPT: (there are also more too)

All of the following are Ancient Chinese Dynasties EXCEPT:

All of the following are different innovations of the Ancient Chinese (not traded on the Silk Road) EXCEPT:

What are the 2 types of Muslims after the schism of Islam?