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The Nile River
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The tow regions in Egypt in which the Nile River flows are
Upper and Lower Egypt
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The Nile River is the longest river in the world.
true
false
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After the Nile River flooded, it left __ for farming.
lobsters
a lot of fish
fertile soil
15
Egyptian deserts protected citizens from __.
invaders
tomb raiders
lions
15
Another name for rocky rapids is __.
cataracts
delta
boulders
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The Egyptians built __ and used irrigation to create a food surplus.
dams
pyramids
silos
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The Nile River flows in this direction:
North
West
South
East
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What is unusual about this map?
It's missing camels
Upper Egypt is below Lower Egypt.
The Valley of the Kings doesn't show any kings.
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What's the name of the area circled on the map?
Kush
Lower Egypt
Upper Egypt
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The green areas on the map indicate areas that are __.
flood plains
have a lot of plants
wealthy
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Egyptians called the area of fertile soil the __.
Black Land
Fertile Land
Flood Land
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the Egyptians referred to the desert as the __.
Red Land
Hot Land
Dry land
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The Egyptians knew when the floods would come and plan for them.
false
true
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