| True or False | Multiple Choice | Vocabulary | Comprehension | Vocabulary |
| 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 |
| 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
| 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| Final Question | ||||
The Maya were the first Americans to use horses and wheeled carts.
The Maya were the first Americans to use horses and wheeled carts.
False
Archaeologists do not know the exact date when the first people appeared in North America.
Archaeologists do not know the exact date when the first people appeared in North America.
True
Some early Americans hunted bison and wooly mammoths.
Some early Americans hunted bison and wooly mammoths.
True
The Anasazi built mud-brick dwellings called mounds.
The Anasazi built mud-brick dwellings called mounds.
False
The Cherokee lived in the northernmost region of North America.
The Cherokee lived in the northernmost region of North America.
False
The first Native Americans probably reached North America by crossing which of the following?
a. Alaskan Sea
b. Bering Strait
c. Atlantic Ocean
d. Pacific Ocean
The first Native Americans probably reached North America by crossing which of the following?
a. Alaskan Sea
b. Bering Strait
c. Atlantic Ocean
d. Pacific Ocean
b. Bering Strait
Which of these Native American groups relied on salmon as a main food source?
a. Chinook
b. Cherokee
c. Apache
d. Plains peoples
Which of these Native American groups relied on salmon as a main food source?
a. Chinook
b. Cherokee
c. Apache
d. Plains peoples
a. Chinook
Which of these resulted from the Maya’s study of astronomy?
a. 365-day calendar
b. colorful cave paintings
c. the first globe
d. discovery of Neptune
Which of these resulted from the Maya’s study of astronomy?
a. 365-day calendar
b. colorful cave paintings
c. the first globe
d. discovery of Neptune
a. 365-day calendar
People in which American region made use of tepees?
a. North
b. Plains
c. Southwest
d. West
People in which American region made use of tepees?
a. North
b. Plains
c. Southwest
d. West
b. Plains
Who chose the male members of the Iroquois Grand Council?
a. male members
b. group mothers
c. clan mothers
d. all the people
Who chose the male members of the Iroquois Grand Council?
a. male members
b. group mothers
c. clan mothers
d. all the people
c. clan mothers
a group of related families
a group of related families
clan
a building
a building
structure
a scientific way to determine the age of an artifact
a scientific way to determine the age of an artifact
carbon dating
highly detailed
highly detailed
complex
a rough calculation of a number
a rough calculation of a number
estimate
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
In this excerpt from an Aztec eyewitness, what is the iron being described?
a. portable shelters
b. wagons and supplies
c. armor and weapons
d. Spanish rowboats
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
In this excerpt from an Aztec eyewitness, what is the iron being described?
a. portable shelters
b. wagons and supplies
c. armor and weapons
d. Spanish rowboats
c. armor and weapons
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
What are the tall “deer” that are mentioned in the passage?
a. dogs
b. horses
c. matodons
d. wagons
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
What are the tall “deer” that are mentioned in the passage?
a. dogs
b. horses
c. matodons
d. wagons
b. horses
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
What is the messengers’ attitude toward the Spaniards?
a. The messengers are amused.
b. The messengers are unimpressed.
c. The messengers are terrified.
d. The messengers are awestruck.
“The [Aztec] messengers also said [to Montezuma]: “Their trappings and arms are all made of iron. They dress in iron and wear iron casques on their heads. Their swords are iron; their bows are iron; their shields are iron; their spears are iron. Their deer carry them on their backs wherever they wish to go. These deer, our lord, are as tall as the roof of a house.”
What is the messengers’ attitude toward the Spaniards?
a. The messengers are amused.
b. The messengers are unimpressed.
c. The messengers are terrified.
d. The messengers are awestruck.
d. the messengers are awestruck
"Motecuhzoma [leader of the Aztec, also known as Montezuma] now arrayed himself in his finery....The other great princes also adorned their persons.... They all went out together to meet the strangers. They brought trays heaped with the finest flowers-the flower that resembles a shield, the flower shaped like a heart, in the center, the flower with the sweetest aroma... They also brought garlands of flowers, and ornaments for the breast, and necklaces of gold, necklaces hung with rich stones."
This eyewitness account tells of the first Europeans visit to the city of Tenochtitlan. According to the account, how were the Spainards received?
a. The Aztec ambushed them.
b. The Aztec greeted them as honored visitors.
c. The Aztec fled their city in terror.
d. The Aztec drove them from Tenochtitlan.
"Motecuhzoma [leader of the Aztec, also known as Montezuma] now arrayed himself in his finery....The other great princes also adorned their persons.... They all went out together to meet the strangers. They brought trays heaped with the finest flowers-the flower that resembles a shield, the flower shaped like a heart, in the center, the flower with the sweetest aroma... They also brought garlands of flowers, and ornaments for the breast, and necklaces of gold, necklaces hung with rich stones."
This eyewitness account tells of the first Europeans visit to the city of Tenochtitlan. According to the account, how were the Spainards received?
a. The Aztec ambushed them.
b. The Aztec greeted them as honored visitors.
c. The Aztec fled their city in terror.
d. The Aztec drove them from Tenochtitlan.
b. The Aztec greeted them as honored visitors.
"Motecuhzoma [leader of the Aztec, also known as Montezuma] now arrayed himself in his finery....The other great princes also adorned their persons.... They all went out together to meet the strangers. They brought trays heaped with the finest flowers-the flower that resembles a shield, the flower shaped like a heart, in the center, the flower with the sweetest aroma... They also brought garlands of flowers, and ornaments for the breast, and necklaces of gold, necklaces hung with rich stones."
Which of these descriptions indicates the Aztec response to the Spainiards' visit?
a. Aztec hiding places
b. Aztec weapons
c. Aztec flowers and necklaces
d. Aztec children crying
"Motecuhzoma [leader of the Aztec, also known as Montezuma] now arrayed himself in his finery....The other great princes also adorned their persons.... They all went out together to meet the strangers. They brought trays heaped with the finest flowers-the flower that resembles a shield, the flower shaped like a heart, in the center, the flower with the sweetest aroma... They also brought garlands of flowers, and ornaments for the breast, and necklaces of gold, necklaces hung with rich stones."
Which of these descriptions indicates the Aztec response to the Spainiards' visit?
a. Aztec hiding places
b. Aztec weapons
c. Aztec flowers and necklaces
d. Aztec children crying
c. Aztec flowers and necklaces
estimate
estimate
a rough calculation of a number
complex
complex
highly detailed
carbon dating
carbon dating
a scientific way to determine the age of an artifact
structure
structure
a bulding
clan
clan
a group of related families
What is the term for a person who moves from place to place?
What is the term for a person who moves from place to place?
nomad
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