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100

What group of people left valuable evidence about the Sumerian economy through their careful record keeping?

a. farmers

b. kings

c. scribes

c. scribes

100

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

The Fall affects the development of history in that

a. history includes wars, oppression, diseases, and false religions.

b. it became easier for people to carry out the Creation Mandate.

c. Adam and Eve’s disobedience brought sin, suffering, and death into the world.

a. history includes wars, oppression, diseases, and false religions.

c. Adam and Eve’s disobedience brought sin, suffering, and death into the world.

100

Word Bank

traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

_____ is the passing of information from generation to generation through stories and songs.

traditions

100

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. biblical beginning of history

b. evolutionary beginning of history

People evolved over a period of time.

b. evolutionary beginning of history

100

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

boys studied in Sumerian schools to become this

c.  scribes

200

How did Sumerian merchants show their agreement to a business deal?

a. by signing their names

b. by rolling their seals

c. by shaking hands

b. by rolling their seals

200

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

The Bible is a reliable source for the origin of humans because

a. God created people and everything that exists.

b. God is the divine eyewitness of how humans began.

c. God told Moses to write what He wanted him to write about the origin of humans

a. God created people and everything that exists.

b. God is the divine eyewitness of how humans began.

c. God told Moses to write what He wanted him to write about the origin of humans.

200

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traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

As historians compare written records to determine what happened in the past, they look for sources that are _____.

reliable

200

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. biblical beginning of history

b. evolutionary beginning of history

The ability to speak was given to people from the beginning.

a. biblical beginning of history

200

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

Jonah preached to people here to turn from their evil ways

a. Nineveh

300

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

Historians evaluate historical sources for

a. accuracy because some historical accounts may present only one side of the story. b. the worldview of the historian who interprets information from the source.

c. what information is important and what information is not relevant.

a. accuracy because some historical accounts may present only one side of the story.

b. the worldview of the historian who interprets information from the source.

c. what information is important and what information is not relevant.

300

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traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

Babylon was the _____ of the Chaldean Empire.

capital

300

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. civilization

b. culture

c. prehistory

d. primary source

e. tradition

f. worldview

material that was created at the time in history that is being studied

d. primary source

300

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

considered by Mesopotamians to be God’s highest representative on earth

f. king

400

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

The first step and last step in the Egyptian mummification process are

a. that the embalmer cleaned out the skull.

b. that the body was filled with spices.

c. that once removed from the natron, the body was washed and wrapped in linen strips.

a. that the embalmer cleaned out the skull.

c. that once removed from the natron, the body was washed and wrapped in linen strips.

400

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traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

The _____ in Giza were built to show the power and wealth of the pharaohs and as tombs for the afterlife.

pyramids

400

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. civilization

b. culture

c. prehistory

d. primary source

e. tradition

f. worldview

group of people who establish cities, governments, social classes, specialized jobs, arts, science, written language, and religion

a. civilization

400

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

what Sumerian schools were known as

b. tablet-houses

500

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

God used Joseph to

a. advise Pharaoh to store food for seven years of famine.

b. oversee food storage in Egypt.

c. provide food to many people, including Israelites.

a. advise Pharaoh to store food for seven years of famine.

b. oversee food storage in Egypt.

c. provide food to many people, including Israelites.

500

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traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

The _____ was at the top of the social pyramid in Egypt.

pharaoh

500

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. civilization

b. culture

c. prehistory

d. primary source

e. tradition

f. worldview

how a person sees and interprets the universe and everything in it

f. worldview

500

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

a pyramid-like temple

e. ziggurat

500

26.  Jerusalem _______

27.  Nineveh _______

28.  Euphrates River  ______

29.  Tigris River


26.  Jerusalem E

27.  Nineveh F

28.  Euphrates River  B

29.  Tigris River  C

600

Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.

What did the Nile provide for the people of Egypt? 

a. food

b. transportation 

c. water

a. food

b. transportation 

c. water

600

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traditions, tacos, Noah, pharaoh,  reliable, Sargon I

vizier, Moses, pyramids, capital, Jesus

God used _____ to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

Moses

600

Match the item to the correct description below.

a. Nineveh

b. tablet-houses

c. scribes

d. Hammurabi

e. ziggurat

f. king

wrote laws with no religious sections

d. Hammurabi

600

30.  Nile River  _____

31.  Mediterranean Sea  _____

32.  Egypt  _____

33.  Sahara  _____

34.  Nile Delta  _____

30.  Nile River  c

31.  Mediterranean Sea  a

32.  Egypt  h

33.  Sahara  g

34.  Nile Delta  b

600

Compare and contrast Egyptian polytheism with biblical truth. Include at least three differences.

following: (1) The Egyptians were polytheistic. Their gods were false

and were invented by man. The Bible teaches that there is only one true God. (2) The Egyptians believed

that, after death, they would be judged according to their works. If their works were good enough, they would

spend the afterlife in a place of peace. The Bible teaches that people’s souls will continue to live after death

and people will face judgment for how they lived their lives. The Bible teaches that no one will be declared

righteous before God on the basis of his or her own works. The Bible teaches that man’s eternal destiny

depends on his relationship with Jesus Christ. (3) The Egyptians believed that they could preserve their souls

and provide for them in the afterlife. Their burial practices were based on this belief. They believed it was

important to preserve the deceased body to preserve that person’s soul, but they did not believe that the body

would ever live again. The Bible teaches differently. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead guarantees that

all who put their trust in Him will one day be raised bodily from the dead and receive a new body like

Christ’s glorified body.