5th Grade Ancient Civilizations Final Quiz

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Froggy Jumps 5th Grade Ancient Civilizations Final QuizVersion en ligne Explore key terms and facts par Chad Sobel 1 What does Urban mean? a City or town area. b The city's Citadel/fortress defense c The countryside outside the main city 2 What does Rural mean? a Countryside; outside the city. b The city's Citadal/fortress defense c City or town area. 3 What is a Hunter-Gatherer? a A person who gets food by hunting animals and gathering plants. b Farming; growing crops and raising animals. c The study of the past using artifacts and remains. 4 What does Paleolithic refer to? a The Old Stone Age. b The Middle Stone Age. c The New Stone Age. 5 Where is Mesopotamia located? a In the mountains of Greece. b Located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. c Located between the Nile and the Red Sea. 6 Hammurabi’s Code is known as? a One of the first written sets of laws. b A Nile river decree. c A Greek philosophical text. 7 Ancient Egypt was centered around which river? a Between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. b On the Silk Road. c Centered around the Nile River. 8 King Tut is best known as... a The leader of the military city-state of Sparta b The lawgiver of Mesopotamia c A young pharaoh whose tomb taught us about Egyptian life. 9 Fertile means? a Land that is barren. b A type of textile. c Land that is good for farming. 10 Democracy is? a A government where people elect leaders to represent them. b A system ruled by monarchs. c A government where people have a say. 11 Republic means? a A government where people have a say. b A religious temple system. c A government where people elect leaders to represent them. 12 Polytheism is? a Belief in many gods. b Belief in one God. c A type of ancient coin. 13 Monotheism is? a Belief in many gods. b A city-state in Greece. c Belief in one God. 14 Ancient Greece: Athens is known for? a Military training and discipline b The Silk Road and long distance trading c Democracy, learning, and philosophy. 15 Punic Wars were fought for control of? a Mediterranean trade. b The Nile River c The Alps. 16 The Punic Wars were fought between... a Rome & Greece b Rome & Carthage c Rome & The Germanic Tribes of Europe 17 What does Mesolithic refer to? a The Old Stone Age b The Middle Stone Age c The New Stone Age 18 What does Neolithic refer to? a The Old Stone Age b The Middle Stone Age c The New Stone Age 19 The study of how people make, trade, and use goods and resources is called... a Geography b Economics c Achievements 20 In ancient Rome, the Plebians were... a The Wealth b The Common People and the Poor c The Slaves 21 In ancient Rome, the Patricians were... a The Wealthy b The Common People and the Poor c The Slaves 22 In India's Caste system, the lowest social class were the Dalits, also called the... a The Unforgivables b The Undeserving c The Untouchables 23 The main religion of India today is... a Buddhism b Hinduism c Christianity 24 Ancient Greece: Sparta is known for? a Military training and discipline b The Silk Road and long distance trading c Democracy, learning, and philosophy. 25 What is metallurgy? a Working with Metal b Working with Cloth c Working with pottery 26 What is Ceramics? a Working with cloth to making clothing. b Working with clay to make pottery. c Working with glass to windows. 27 Where are the Great Pyramids Located? a Giza, Egypt b Athens, Greece c Ur, Mesopotamia 28 Why did ancient Egyptians mummify the bodies of important people? a To keep insects away. b To make them look younger. c To prepare them for the afterlife. 29 What is the main goal of Buddhism? a To reach Enlightenment, or fully understand the truth of life. b To obtain lots of money and wealth c To become ruler of a powerful kingdom 30 What Carthaginian general is known for crossing the Alps with his war elephants? a Julius Caesar b Augustus Caesar c Hannibal 31 Rulers of Ancient Egypt were called the... a Pharophs b Viziers c Brahmins 32 A Monarch is a... a Religious Priest b A type of government in which people have a say in government c A king/Queen 33 A first‑hand record from the time of an event. a Primary Source b Secondary Source c Third Hand Account 34 A source written by someone that did not directly witness an historic event and was written sometime later. a Primary Source b Secondary Source c Third Hand Account 35 Which famous Roman building was used for gladiator fights and large public shows? a The Forum b The Colosseum c The Circus Maximus 36 Roman Emperor that persecuted Christians and watched as Rome burned. a Julius Caesar b Constantine the Great c Nero 37 First Roman Emperor? a Julius Caesar b Augustus Caesar c Constantine the Great 38 Roman General who was stabbed to death by the Senate out of fear that he was gaining too much power. a Julius Caesar b Agustus Caesar c Nero 39 What were hieroglyphics used for in ancient Egypt? a Writing and recording information b Trading goods with other kingdoms c Building pyramids 40 What were the three major periods of Ancient Egyptian history? a Bronze, Iron, and Steel Ages b Ancient, Medieval, and Modern c Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms

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5th Grade Ancient Civilizations Final QuizVersion en ligne

par Chad Sobel

What does Urban mean?

What does Rural mean?

What is a Hunter-Gatherer?

What does Paleolithic refer to?

Where is Mesopotamia located?

Hammurabi’s Code is known as?

Ancient Egypt was centered around which river?

King Tut is best known as...

Fertile means?

Democracy is?

Republic means?

Polytheism is?

Monotheism is?

Ancient Greece: Athens is known for?

Punic Wars were fought for control of?

The Punic Wars were fought between...

What does Mesolithic refer to?

What does Neolithic refer to?

The study of how people make, trade, and use goods and resources is called...

In ancient Rome, the Plebians were...

In ancient Rome, the Patricians were...

In India's Caste system, the lowest social class were the Dalits, also called the...

The main religion of India today is...

Ancient Greece: Sparta is known for?

What is metallurgy?

What is Ceramics?

Where are the Great Pyramids Located?

Why did ancient Egyptians mummify the bodies of important people?

What is the main goal of Buddhism?

What Carthaginian general is known for crossing the Alps with his war elephants?

Rulers of Ancient Egypt were called the...

A Monarch is a...

A first‑hand record from the time of an event.

A source written by someone that did not directly witness an historic event and was written sometime later.

Which famous Roman building was used for gladiator fights and large public shows?

Roman Emperor that persecuted Christians and watched as Rome burned.

First Roman Emperor?

Roman General who was stabbed to death by the Senate out of fear that he was gaining too much power.

What were hieroglyphics used for in ancient Egypt?

What were the three major periods of Ancient Egyptian history?