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Froggy Jumps History Quick QuizOnline version Test your history knowledge in minutes. by Charlotte Tretter 1 What is Critical Thinking? a making judgments about the meaning, accuracy, and worth of the things we see, hear, or read. b Making judgements about thingss c idk 2 What is history? The important events of the past that shaped our world. a A made-up story about today b The important events of the past that shaped our world. c Only future predictions 3 Why do we study history? To learn from the past, who we are, and where we are headed. a To learn from the past, understand who we are, and where we are headed. b To memorize dates only c To ignore current events 4 What does a political map show? Boundaries between governments. a Landforms and elevation b Climate zones c Boundaries between governments 5 What does a physical map show? Landforms and elevation. a Political boundaries b Population density c Landforms and elevation 6 On a map of Greece, which two cities should be labeled? Athens and Sparta. a Athens and Sparta b Rome and Carthage c Thessaloniki and Corinth 7 Which of these is NOT among the 13 European countries listed? Germany. a Germany b Italy c Greece 8 Why did Europeans conquer the world? They began farming earlier, gaining advantages. a Because they had bigger armies only b Because they began farming earlier, gaining tech and disease immunity c Because they were luckier 9 What ids pioint of view? a Point of view encompasses all the factors that influence an opinion b Point of view all things that make an opinion c idk

Froggy Jumps

History Quick QuizOnline version

Test your history knowledge in minutes.

by Charlotte Tretter

What is Critical Thinking?

making judgments about the meaning, accuracy, and worth of the things we see, hear, or read.

Making judgements about thingss

idk

What is history? The important events of the past that shaped our world.

A made-up story about today

The important events of the past that shaped our world.

Only future predictions

Why do we study history? To learn from the past, who we are, and where we are headed.

To learn from the past, understand who we are, and where we are headed.

To memorize dates only

To ignore current events

What does a political map show? Boundaries between governments.

Landforms and elevation

Climate zones

Boundaries between governments

What does a physical map show? Landforms and elevation.

Political boundaries

Population density

Landforms and elevation

On a map of Greece, which two cities should be labeled? Athens and Sparta.

Athens and Sparta

Rome and Carthage

Thessaloniki and Corinth

Which of these is NOT among the 13 European countries listed? Germany.

Germany

Italy

Greece

Why did Europeans conquer the world? They began farming earlier, gaining advantages.

Because they had bigger armies only

Because they began farming earlier, gaining tech and disease immunity

Because they were luckier

What ids pioint of view?

Point of view encompasses all the factors that influence an opinion

Point of view all things that make an opinion

idk

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History Quick QuizOnline version

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What is Critical Thinking?

What is history? The important events of the past that shaped our world.

Why do we study history? To learn from the past, who we are, and where we are headed.

What does a political map show? Boundaries between governments.

What does a physical map show? Landforms and elevation.

On a map of Greece, which two cities should be labeled? Athens and Sparta.

Which of these is NOT among the 13 European countries listed? Germany.

Why did Europeans conquer the world? They began farming earlier, gaining advantages.

What ids pioint of view?

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