Grammar Quiz

Mesopotamia Vocabulary Quiz

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This word means a demi-god that possessed super human strength.

A. Hammurabi’s Code

B. Gilgamesh

C. Cuneiform

D. Oud


This word means a wedge shaped writing due to triangular tip of stylus.

A. Cuneiform

B. Levees

C. Patriarchal

D. Ziggurat


This word means the process of inheriting a title, office, or property.

A. Gilgamesh

B. City-State

C. Succession

D. Polytheistic


This word means the expulsion or attempted expulsion of an evil spirit from a person or place.

A. Cuneiform

B. Exorcism

C. Levees

D. Oud


The word means a land between two rivers, from Ancient Greek.

A. Mesopotamia

B. Gilgamesh

C. Hammurabi’s Code

D. Patriarchal


This word means the authority of a state to govern itself.

A. Sovereignty

B. Hammurabi’s Code

C. Mesopotamia

D. Exorcism


The word means a base 60 Math system.

A. City-State

B. Sexagesimal

C. Cuneiform

D. Levees


This word means a series of 282 laws that were laws of retribution.

A. Hammurabi’s Code

B. Gilgamesh

C. Mesopotamia

D. Cuneiform


This word means the sun is the center of the solar system and the planets rotate around the sun.

A. Mesopotamia

B. Heliocentric

C. Cuneiform

D. City-State


This word is the belief in many gods that control various aspects of the physical and natural world.

A. Heliocentric

B. Leeves

C. Polytheistic

D. Succession


This word means a step pyramid which served as a temple.

A. Oud

B. Polytheistic

C. Hammurabi’s Code

D. Ziggurat


This word means a small stringed instrument similar to a lute.

A. Cuneiform

B. Oud

C. Gilgamesh

D. Heliocentric


This word means an embankment built to prevent the overflow of a river.

A. City-State

B. Cuneiform

C. Leeves

D. Oud


This word means a society where men are valued more than women.

A. Patriarchal

B. Hammurabi’s Code

C. Polytheistic

D. City-State


This word means a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state.

A. City-State

B. Cuneiform

C. Mesopotamia

D. Oud


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