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Exploring Teotihuacan: The City of the Gods

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date

1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

Where is Teotihuacan located?

a)

25 miles northwest of Mexico City

b)

30 miles south of Mexico City

c)

15 miles northeast of Mexico City

d)

20 miles east of Mexico City

2.

What did the Aztecs call Teotihuacan?

a)

City of the Moon

b)

City of the Gods

c)

City of Stars

d)

City of the Sun

3.

What is the Avenue of the Dead according to the Aztecs?

a)

A market street

b)

A sacred pathway

c)

A residential area

d)

A royal procession route

4.

What is unique about the city planning of Teotihuacan?

a)

Only temples were planned

b)

Lack of central planning

c)

Grid plan with standardized structures

d)

Random placement of buildings

5.

What type of government did Teotihuacan have?

a)

Democratic government

b)

Centralized government, unclear if single or multiple rulers

c)

Decentralized tribal system

d)

Monarchy with a clear ruler

6.

What architectural feature aligns with natural landscapes in Teotihuacan?

a)

Avenue of the Dead aligns with a valley

b)

Temple of the Feathered Serpent aligns with a forest

c)

Pyramid of the Sun aligns with a river

d)

Pyramid of the Moon aligns with a mountain

7.

What do the murals in Teotihuacan primarily depict?

a)

Daily life of the citizens

b)

Landscapes and animals

c)

Rulers and their families

d)

Deities and mythological scenes

8.

What suggests that Teotihuacan was a highly organized society?

a)

The presence of many temples

b)

The use of a grid plan and standardized city structure

c)

The lack of any written language

d)

The depiction of rulers in murals

9.

What recent discovery was made under the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent?

a)

Gold artifacts

b)

A tunnel

c)

A royal tomb

d)

An ancient script

10.

How wide is the Street of the Dead?

a)

150 feet

b)

100 feet

c)

135 feet

d)

120 feet