1. Using the map above, ancient Greece was locatedon which continent?
A Continent A
B Continent B
C Continent C
D Continent D
2. Using the map above, what body of watersurrounded ancient Greece?
A The Dead Sea
B The Mediterranean Sea
C The NileRiver
D The Atlantic Ocean
3. The word characteristic means ______
A change
B community
C trait
D climate
4. Which of the following was a physicalcharacteristic of ancient Greece?
A Flat Plains
B Swamps
C Icebergs
D Mountains
5. Which of the following was a human characteristicof ancient Greeks?
A Bricklayers
B Explorers
C Miners
D Shipbuilders
6. The ancient Greeks made significant contributions
to our society in the areas of ______
A farming
B government
C army
D pyramid
7. This is a picture of the Supreme Court building
located in Washington, D.C. What architectural
feature of this building is a contribution from
ancient Greece?
A Light post
B Columns
C Words on the building
D People
8. Which building in ancient Greece has similar
architecture to the Supreme Court building?
A The Parthenon
B The Great Wall
C The Colosseum
D The Aqueducts
9. Ancient Greeks adapted to their environment by ______
A farming with tractors
B trading on the Pacific Ocean
C developing small independent communities
among the mountains
D building a trading empire across Asia
10. Why was farming difficult in ancient Greece?
A The land was desert-like and it never rained.
B There were no farmers in ancient Greece.
C There were many mountains and hills.
D The soil was too rich for growing crops
11. Which word means the act of giving or doing
something?
A Democracy
B Trait
C Contribution
D Characteristic
12. What kind of art did the ancient Greeks display?
A Pottery and jewelry
B Sculptures and paintings
C Sculptures and pottery
D Paintings and jewelry
13. In what kind of government do people vote tomake their own rules and
laws?
A A republican government
B A representative democracy
C A direct democracy
D A government with kings
14. What form of government was established in
ancient Greece?
A A representative democracy
B A republican government
C A government with kings
D A direct democracy
15. What sporting event still exists today and is a
contribution from ancient Greece?
A The Olympics
B The Super Bowl
C The World Series
D The KentuckyDerby
16. Ancient Greece is known for being the birthplaceof ______
A roads
B kings
C architecture
D democracy
17. Using the map above, on which continent is the cityof Rome located
today?
A Continent A
B Continent B
C Continent C
D Continent D
18. Ancient Rome was located on a peninsulasurrounded by which body of
water?
A The NileRiver
B The Mediterranean Sea
C The James River
D The Atlantic Ocean
19. The country of ancient Rome was so large that itsland was located on
what three continents?
A North America, South America, and Asia
B Europe, Asia, and North America
C Australia, Africa, and Asia
D Asia, Europe, and Africa
20. Growing crops on hillsides and trading on theMediterranean Sea were
______ofancient Rome.
A human characteristics
B physical characteristics
C science characteristics
D plant characteristics
21. What architectural feature did the ancient Romansuse in the
construction of their buildings?
A Adobe
B Columns
C Pyramids
D Windows
22. What is the name of this ancient Roman building?
A The Parthenon
B The Colosseum
C The Aqueducts
D The Great Wall
23. Which of the following arts did ancient Romansdisplay?
A Hieroglyphics
B Sculptures
C Cursive
D Symbols
24. In what kind of government do people vote for orelect representatives
to make their rules and lawsfor them?
A A representative democracy
B A dynasty
C A direct democracy
D A king
25. What is the name of this ancient Roman building?
A The Parthenon
B The Colosseum
C The Aqueducts
D The Great Wall
26. What kind of government was established inancient Rome and used as
a model for the UnitedStates government?
A A representative democracy
B A dynasty
C A direct democracy
D A king
27. What was the purpose of using the aqueducts inancient Rome?
A Trading on the Mediterranean
B Painting walls
C Building roads
D Carrying water from streams
28. Using the map above, the West African Empirewas located on which
continent?
A Continent C
B Continent B
C Continent A
D Continent E
29. What is the name of this continent?
A Australia
B Europe
C Africa
D Asia
30. Which of the following was a physicalcharacteristic of the early West
African Empire ofMali?
A Mountains
B Hills
C Deserts
D Forests
31. The West African people of Mali adapted to theirenvironment by ______
A mining gold
B mining silver
C building roads
D building ships
32. Which of the following was an important naturalresource for people
living in the desert?
A Wood
B Coal
C Salt
D Silver
33. Why was the location of Mali important to itspeople?
A Mali was located on the Mediterranean Sea
between Greece and Rome.
B Mali was located on the trade routes between the
salt mines of the SaharaDesert and the goldmines in West Africa.
C Mali was located on the NileRiver where there was rich soil.
D Mali was located next to the forest where the people could hunt for food.
34. Who controlled the trade in West Africa?
A The kings of Mali
B The pharaohs of Egypt
C The kings of England
D The presidents of Africa
35. Which of the following was an important city inMali?
A Cairo
B Athens
C Sahara
D Timbuktu
36. How was the West African empire of Maligoverned?
A By pharaohs
B By kings
C By representative democracy
D By presidents
37. How was history and tradition passed down fromone generation to the
next?
A People wrote books in the language of Mali.
B Scribes wrote history in scrolls.
C People used hieroglyphics and wrote on cave walls.
D Storytellers gave oral accounts.
38. What would people see if they visited the cityTimbuktu?
A A university library
B A pyramid
C A colosseum
D The Great Wall of China
39. Mali was located on the trade routes between the______
and the ______.
A SaharaDesert, diamond mines
B glaciers, mountains
C SaharaDesert, gold mines
D grasslands, diamond mines
40. Mali was located next to the ______Desert.
F Mojave
G Sahara
H Atacama
J Gobi