Usborne Book of World History - First Settlers on the Nile

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Usborne Book of World History - First Settlers on the Nile


Usborne Book of World History - First Settlers on the NileVersion en ligne Usborne Book of World History - First Settlers on the Nile par Vijo Gor 1 Thousands of years ago, before Egypt existed, what was the Sahara like? a A cold, icy desert b A well-watered plain where animals lived and people hunted c A forest full of tall trees d A rocky mountain region 2 Why did some people move toward the land that became Egypt? a To escape wild animals b Because the Sahara became a desert and they searched for water c Because there were gold mines there d To trade with other farmers 3 Why did early settlers camp on the edges of the Nile Valley? a The valley was marshy and full of dangerous animals b It was cooler near the desert c The soil was poor near the river d They could find more stone for tools there 4 What important change happened when hunters learned to keep animals alive? a They stopped farming b They left the Nile Valley c They started building stone houses d They began to tame and domesticate animals 5 Which animals were domesticated by early Egyptians? a Lions, camels, and cats b Chickens, ducks, and turkeys c Cattle, sheep, pigs, goats, and donkeys d Dogs, crocodiles, and hippos 6 What new skills did people learn as their villages grew? a Writing and reading b Sailing across the Mediterranean c Building castles for kings d Clearing land, planting seeds, and growing crops like wheat and barley 7 In ancient Egypt, what material were most early tools made from? a Bronze and iron b Copper and steel c Stone and wood d Clay and glass 8 The Nile's yearly flood contributed to what? a It covered the land with rich mud for farming b It caused earthquakes c It destroyed villages and crops d It filled the desert with sand 9 What name did the Egyptians give to the yearly flood? a Great Rain b The Nile Tide c The Inundation d The Big Overflow 10 How did Ancient Egyptians store enough food to last until next flood? a By trading for food with Mesopotamia b By building ditches and channels to carry water to the fields c By digging canals to stop flooding d By keeping animals for milk and meat

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Usborne Book of World History - First Settlers on the NileVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

Thousands of years ago, before Egypt existed, what was the Sahara like?

Why did some people move toward the land that became Egypt?

Why did early settlers camp on the edges of the Nile Valley?

What important change happened when hunters learned to keep animals alive?

Which animals were domesticated by early Egyptians?

What new skills did people learn as their villages grew?

In ancient Egypt, what material were most early tools made from?

The Nile's yearly flood contributed to what?

What name did the Egyptians give to the yearly flood?

How did Ancient Egyptians store enough food to last until next flood?