ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA
CLIMATE CHANGE
ANCIENT EGYPT
RIVERS
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What writing did they use?

Cuneiform.

100

What is the cause of climate change? (chemical)

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

100

What is a pyramid?

A monumental structure.

100

What is the river in London?

Thames

200

What does Mesopotamia mean?

Mesopotamia is the ancient Greek name (meaning 'the land between two rivers')

200

What is pollution?

Harmful materials (plastic) in the enviroment.

200

Who was at the top of the pyramids?

The pharaoh.

200

What is a delta?

A delta extends a river's mouth into the body of water into which it is emptying.


300

What are the 2 rivers called in Mesopotamia?

The Tigris and Euphrates

300

What is the difference between weather and climate

Weather is a short term atmosphere condition.

Climate is the weather of a specific region over a long period of time.


300

Where did the Ancient Egyptians get their water from?

The Nile River.

300

What is the meander?

A winding curve or bend of a river.

400

What tools did scribes use to write?

Some of the tools are: Papyrus, clay tables, reed stylus

400

What is the greenhouse effect?

The chemicals in the atmosphere keep the Sun's warmth in the atmosphere.

400

What did Ancient Egyptians invent?

The calendar.

400

Where do rivers mostly start?

High up in a mountain. Usually in a valley.
500

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500

What are the greenhouse gases?

Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Nitrous Oxide, Water Vapor.

500

What did Ancient Egyptians trade?

grain, gold, linen and papyrus

500

The two rivers in China

Yangtze and Huang Ho