Geography of North Africa Answers

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3

What was the cultural importance of the annual flooding of the Nile River?

A
It marked the beginning of the boat festival.
B
It showed the earth was united with the sea.
C
It meant the gods were happy with the people.
D
It inspired traders to exchange goods with people.
5

The map shows ancient Egyptian trade routes.

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A
Red Sea
B
Nile River
C
Tigris River
D
Euphrates River
6

Which statement best explains the impact of the Nile River on farming?

A
The Nile River killed crops and caused famine when it flooded.
B
The Nile River left fertile soil for crops when floodwaters receded.
C
The Nile River prevented the development of farming because of flooding.
D
The Nile River prepared fields for planting by washing away a layer of silt.
8

What did the ancient Egyptians do to limit damage from flooding?

A
They created water wheels.
B
They stored water in reservoirs.
C
They constructed cataracts to drain water.
D
They built dams to block the flow of water.
9

The map shows ancient Egypt and Nubia.

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A
It was located close to Memphis.
B
It was located on the Red Sea coast.
C
It was located on the Nile River near Nubia.
D
It was located on the Mediterranean Sea coast.
12

How did the natural environment affect Egypt’s connection to other civilizations?

A
Egypt’s deserts left it isolated and cut off from contact with other civilizations.
B
Egypt’s location allowed for the trading of beliefs and ideas with other civilizations.
C
Egypt’s heavy rainfall produced surplus crops to feed growing cities and trade for foreign goods.
D
Egypt’s lack of access to the sea left it with a small population that was cut off from trade routes.

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