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Froggy Jumps Mayan Productive ActivitiesOnline version Have Fun! by Lucero Villamil 1 What was the foundational principle of the Maya economy? a The management of interaction between cities and rural areas. b The domestication of animals and cultivation of plants. c The power of urban leaders over trade routes. 2 Which of the following was a primary role of the people in the Maya countryside? a Maintaining urban infrastructure. b Practicing sedentary agriculture. c Managing trade with other tribes. 3 What animals were available for domestication by the Maya people, according to the text? a Dogs and turkeys. b Pigs, chickens, and dogs. c Dogs, turkeys, and stingless bees. 4 Why did the Maya build huge reservoirs in the lowlands of Tikal? a To provide water for their domesticated animals. b To store drinking water for the dry season. c To irrigate their primary crops. 5 How did the Maya in the highlands of Palenque prevent floods in residential areas? a By diverting water through large canals. b By building elevated platforms for houses. c By constructing underground aqueducts. 6 Which agricultural method did the Maya use that involved cutting down and burning forests? a Slash-and-burn agriculture. b Chinampa farming. c Terrace cultivation. 7 What was the specific name for the elevated platforms used for agriculture? a Terraces. b Aqueducts. c Chinampas. 8 Besides corn, beans, and pumpkin, what other main crop was mentioned? a Wheat b Amaranth. c Potato. 9 How did the power of Maya city leaders fluctuate? a Their power was always increasing. b Their power sometimes increased and decreased. c Their power was absolute and never changed. 10 What was a crop that was also included in the Maya's diet, besides the main staples? a Potatoes and tomatoes. b Onions and garlic. c Cacao and avocado.

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Mayan Productive ActivitiesOnline version

by Lucero Villamil

What was the foundational principle of the Maya economy?

Which of the following was a primary role of the people in the Maya countryside?

What animals were available for domestication by the Maya people, according to the text?

Why did the Maya build huge reservoirs in the lowlands of Tikal?

How did the Maya in the highlands of Palenque prevent floods in residential areas?

Which agricultural method did the Maya use that involved cutting down and burning forests?

What was the specific name for the elevated platforms used for agriculture?

Besides corn, beans, and pumpkin, what other main crop was mentioned?

How did the power of Maya city leaders fluctuate?

What was a crop that was also included in the Maya's diet, besides the main staples?