Humanities

what do people use today

• container ships

It is more defined, critical and analytical approach towards society.

• Social Science
• Humanities
• Sociology
• Psychology

Which set of countries do we find in the United Kingdom?

• England, Scotland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Wales
• England

State two ways you can conserve water.

They are the first group of people composed of several Germanic tribes that established a Christian kingdom in Gaul, a few centuries after the Fall of Rome.

• Franks
• Anglo-Saxons
• Picts
• Scots

It is the study of the physical and natural world and phenomena, especially by using systematic observation and experiment.

• Science

What is the highest National Recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts which include music, dance, theater, visual arts, literature, film,

• Orden ng Pambansang Alagad ng Sining (Order of National Artists)
• Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (National Living Treasures Award)
• National Artist Award of the Philippines
• Philippine Art Awards for All forms of arts

____ is an encounter between the artwork and the audience.

• Art Appreciation

When did the last ige age end?

• 10,000 years ago
• 15,000 years ago
• 20,000 years ago
• When Scrat sank Atlantis

How many people did the two bullets fired from Gavrilo Princip's gun kill?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• Millions

He was known as the Father of Philippine Anthropology.

• Dr. Henry Otley Beyer

Gavrilo Princip was involved with which group?

• Red Hand Gang
• White Hand
• Black Hand

Who is Cleopatra?

• A female
• A Female Pharaoh
• Wife to Osiris
• Otzi's lady

He is the God of Heaven.

• ANU

The emperor responsible for the attempted restoration of the unified Roman Empire was Justinian.

• True
• False

What is a pharaoh?

• An Egyptian king
• A lady
• A male who is rich
• A pharaoh

____ is the component of the acoustic environment that can be perceived by humans.

• Soundscape

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• HARAPPAN VASE

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• KAZAKHSTAN

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

History is considered one of the top tier academic subjects by every high ranked university. True or False?

• True
• False

____ is the most sensitive of the tastes.

• Bitterness

Draw a pyramid

Who is Otzi?

How did the Portuguese navigate on their voyage

• compus
• GPS
• google maps
• equator

What does BEF stand for?

• British Engineering Faculty
• British Expeditionary Force
• Brilliant Elite Fighters

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• Ancient well in lothal
• Toilet in lothal house

Social Science is based on the studies of reality, whether it is in the ancient or related to the current world.

• TRUE
• FALSE

There was little difference between the Christian cultures of Eastern and Western Europe from the fifth to the fifteenth century.

• True
• False

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• Statue of the priest king
• Dancing girl Statue

It was the seat of the Eastern Roman Empire, when Diocletian divided the Empire into two

• Byzantium
• Milan
• Antioch

Charlemagne, also known as Karl and Charles the Great, was a medieval emperor who ruled much of Western Europe from 768 to 814.

• True
• False

It is one of the seven wonders of the world.

• Hanging Gardens of Babylon
• Ziggurats
• Tower Of Babel

What does the 'C' stand for in the source analysis formulaN/O/P (C) = ?(R+U)

• Content
• Context
• Colouring

What was the UK's target to cut carbon emissions by 2010?

• 5%
• 15%
• 30%

It is one of the earliest and best preserve law in the world.

• Code Of Hammurabi
• Code of Babylon
• Assyrian Relief

Type your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS.Art is _________ as it transcends cultures, races, and civilizations. As long as human beings exist, art is feasible, alive, and dynamic.

• UNIVERSAL

Sustainable development is defined as 'development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs'.

• True
• False

Why was it difficult to find the source of the Nile?

Jumeirah College could be more sustainable by:

• Turning of air conditioners and lights when not in use
• Using GLG for homework rather than worksheets
• Both of the above

It means high city

• ACROPOLIS

What does BCE stand for?

• Before Common Era
• Before Chip Era
• Before Children era
• Before cockatoo Era

Who supported William's claim to the throne, giving him a lot of sway with many people?

• The Queen
• Famous Lords
• The Pope

Which statement is false about timelines?

• Timelines are lines of thyme
• A line is used in a timeline
• There is years in a timeline
• None of the answers

What does the S in SPQR stand for?

• Sanctus
• Senatus
• Semper
• Septem

The study of all languages and literature, the arts, history, and philosophy.

• Social science
• History
• Humanities
• Archeology

Who were the 'Big Three' at the Versailles Peace Conference?

• USA, France, Italy
• UAE, France, Britain
• USA, France, Britain
• Germany, Austria, Italy

These are the countries the shares the Indus Valley River EXCEPT one?

• India
• Pakistan
• Iraq

where did they go

• asia
• South America
• South Africa
• east Africa

Who is Ra?

• God of the Sun
• A god
• God of embalming
• A weird looking human

The Colosseum, is an oval amphitheater in the center of the city of Rome, Italy, just east of the Roman Forum and is the largest ancient amphitheater ever built. Construction began under the emperor Vespasian in 72 and was completed in AD 80 under his successor and heir, Titus.

• True
• False

These are examples of Roman traditional values which affected their way of life and how their society works, EXCEPT:

• Gravitas
• Fides
• Pietas
• Sanctorum

What is the capital of Kyrgyzstan?

• Bishkek
• Beirut
• Vientiane

True or False? The symbol of kingship for Ancient Egyptians are the flail and the crook.

• True
• False

Methane is how many times more potent than carbon dioxide?

• 10 times
• 15 times
• 20 times

____ is probably the least useful in the social perception of art.

• Smelling

What is the capital of laos?

• VIENTIANE

At the beginning of the battle, which army was positioned at the TOP of Senlac Hill?

• Normans
• English

The change in solar output is an internal factor which affects climate change. True or false?

• True
• False

The mother goddess and consort of Utu

• SHERIDA

True or False, a flu epidemic killed more people in 1918 than had died from the entire fighting in WW1?

• True
• False

Where was the Earth Summit meeting held in 1992?

• Rio de Janeiro
• London
• Tokyo
• Dubai

What is the capital of Bangladesh?

• Dhaka
• Thimpu
• Manama

In what year did the First World War begin?

• 1918
• 1914
• 1912
• 1939

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Rome was built on seven hills, known as “the seven hills of Rome”—Aquiline Hill, Palatine Hill, Aventine Hill, Capitoline Hill, Quirinal Hill, Viminal Hill and Caelian Hill.

• True
• False

One of the reasons why the Roman Empire fell was overreliance on slave labor and the empires economic instability.

• True
• False

Name the three parts of the Earth

• crust, mantle, core

How many men was Germany allowed to have in its army after the Treaty of Versailles?

• 1 million
• 10 thousand
• 100,000
• 53

What was the name of the tactic used by the Normans to cause the Saxons to leave the shield wall?

• Feigned Retreat

Encompasses a wide range of written expressions. There are several types of poetry and drama, as well as short stories, essays, and letters.

• Arts
• Literature
• Philosophy
• History

The following are branches of Humanities

It was an environmental change that happened in the Western Hemisphere that resulted into a change of societal condition and agriculture in most of the known world (Western Europe).

• eruption of Mt. Vesuvius
• semi-permafrost
• climate change
• famine

Which of these is not a way of managing transport to reduce its impacts?

• Salik
• Creating more roads
• London's Congestion Charge

The kings of Kiev were allegedly descendants of Scandinavian traders.

• True
• False

What flag is this?

• JAPAN

Latin was the official language of the eastern Empire beginning with the reign of Justinian.

• True
• False

The sailors used the sun to navigation

• true
• false

Who founded the Indus Valley Civilization?

• Dravidians
• Sumerian
• Babylonians

What is the purpose of a Nilometer?

• Measure water level

The city of Harappa is organized that its people can afford to have a public bath

• True
• False

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• LEBANON

Name of the King of England who had died, leaving the English crown to be claimed.

• Edward the Confessor
• Edward the Peaceful
• Edward the Brave
• Edward the Forgiver

What flag is this?

• BRUNEI

State three usages of clean water.

when did they go on voyage

• 1500
• 1400
• 2022
• 1796

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

did you enjoy the quiz

• no
• yes

It shows the cedar from Lebanon is being transported.

• Winged Bull
• Assyrian Relief
• Priest King

They are the twin brothers believed to be rescued by a she-wolf and founded Ancient Rome.

• Remus and Tiberius
• Remus and Bachus
• Romulus and Julius
• Romulus and Remus

what did you learn from this quiz

What temperature would the planet be without greenhouse gases?

• Minus 51 degrees celsius
• Minus 18 degrees celsius
• 0 degrees celsius
• It wouldn't change the temperature

The ranks of the legions eventually swelled with Germanic Goths and other barbarians, so much so that Romans began using the Latin word "______" in place of “soldier.”

• dignitus
• severitus
• barbarus

What is a large bend in the river called?

• Source
• Mouth
• Meander
• Ox-bow

The capital of the Byzantine Empire was Kiev.

• True
• False

What Flag is this?

• AZERBAIJAN

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

Who built the hanging gardens?

• Nebuchadnezzar III
• Nebuchadnezzar II
• Nebuchadnezzar Jr.

Volcanic eruptions don't release which gas into the atmosphere?

• Carbon Dioxide
• Sulphur Dioxide
• Methane

Who of the three contenders was defeated BEFORE the Battle of Hastings?

• Duke William
• Harold Hardrada
• Harold Godwinson

At its height, the Roman Empire stretched from north-western Europe to the Near East and encompassed all the lands of the Mediterranean.

• True
• False

What is the latin word of humanities?

• Hamus
• Humanus
• Habilitas
• Historia

Which two of the following are important sources of information about the Battle of Hastings?

He was the first Emperor of Rome to convert to Christianity. His name was then the legacy of the seat of the Eastern Roman Empire.

• Hadrian
• Constantine
• Trajan
• Justinian

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

Harold Godwinson lost a lot of his men at this battle and had to replace them as he marched quickly south. The untrained soldiers were called the....

• Ford
• Fird
• Ferd
• Fyrd

Which of the following would most likely have the biggest impact of sustainable development?

• Run to school
• Nokia recycles old mobile phones
• Miss Woodhouse stops reading Hello magazines

Complete the quote by a German soldier: 'The Battle of the Somme was the muddy grave of the ...'

• British Empire
• German Field Army
• Pride of a nation

What flag is this?

• BHUTAN

Professional study of current social affairs

• Humanities
• Political Science
• Social Science
• Anthropology

It is used to sign letters or to sign important transactions.

• sgnature
• Seals

An armed combatant whose purpose was to entertain in violent confrontations with wild animals, condemned criminals, etc. Some of them were volunteers who risked their legal and social standing by appearing in the arena.

• gladiator
• centurion
• praetorian

One of the reasons why the Roman Empire fell was because of the steady rise of Christianity and the society's evolution from traditional values.

• True
• False

What is the start of a river called?

• Source
• Mouth
• Meander
• Ox-bow

Transport contributes to what percentage of the UK's carbon emissions?

• 50
• 22
• 10
• 7

The history of the Byzantine Empire was one of long regional dominance, ending briefly in a single battle.

• True
• False

What is the name of the tool used to measure earthquakes?

• seismograph

____ means being a well-rounded person who is both creative and critical and the scientific attitudenneed not be inimical to creativity.

• Sensing

What River flows in Egypt?

• Nile
• Denile
• Murray
• Mount Kilimanjaro

The goddess of air and wife of Enlil

• NINLIL

It is a religion that believes in many God.

• Polytheistic
• Catholic
• Islam

True or False? Most Earthquakes are on the 'ring-of-fire'.

• True
• False

Which of these is not a Higher Order Thinking Skill (HOTS) delivered by History and welcomed by employers such as investment banking, law, politics, journalism, etc.?

• Evaluation
• Colouring
• Analysis
• Synthesis

Who is Rameses II?

How old was Otzi when he died?

• A child
• In his 50's
• In his 40's
• 43

The English were tricked into breaking the shield wall when...

• The Normans were all killed
• The Normans pretended to retreat
• The Normans stopped for a break
• The weather changed

Theodora was the courtesan who became wife and advisor to Justinian.

• True
• False

Greenpeace is an example of a non-government organisation (NGO)

• True
• False

True or False, Germany's navy was allowed no ships in it after the Treaty of Versailles?

• True
• False

The iconoclasts supported the use of icons in the eastern Orthodox church.

• True
• False

The English defended themselves well in battle by setting up a............

• shield wall
• castle
• moat
• barricade

True or false, Japan fought on the British side in WW1 and helped defeat the German's in the Pacific?

• True
• False

Which pertains to the search for the finest traditional artists of the land whose distinctive skills have reached a high level of technical and artistic excellence and have been passed on to and widely practiced by the present generation in his community?

• Orden ng Pambansang Alagad ng Sining (Order of National Artists)
• Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (National Living Treasures Award)
• National Artist Award of the Philippines
• Philippine Art Awards for All forms of arts

Type your answer in CAPITAL LETTERS.Art is ________because it goes beyond the time of our own existence.

• TIMELESS

Which set of countries do we find in Great Britain?

• England, Scotland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Wales
• England

It focused mostly on the tradition, culture & heritage of the society.

• HUMANITIES
• SOCIAL SCIENCE

It is a huge building where grains and other crops are kept.

• GRANARY

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

What was the name of the last Egyptian pharaoh?

• Cleopatra

Which Word is ... ?

• Missing

These are the people who replaced the Sumerians Mesopotamia.

• Babylonians
• Akkadian
• Assyrian

What flag is this?

• NORTH KOREA

Distinguish whether the image portrays an artist or artisan.

• Artist
• Artisan

These are some of the barbaric groups that invaded and pillaged Rome, EXCEPT:

• Saxons
• Vikings
• Goths
• Visigoths

He played a major role in the events that led to the demise of the Roman Republic and to the rise of the Roman Empire. He was one of the three Roman leaders who formed the first triumvirate.Question options:

• Gaius Julius Caesar
• Titus Flavius Vespasianus
• Marcus Junius Brutus
• Augustus Caesar

It used scientific approach and considered more objective.

• Social Science

They are the product of Roman engineering and ingenuity that also symbolized the Republic's (later the Empire's) civilized and hygienic society.

• Aqueducts
• Fountains
• Dams

Is Italy where Otzi is kept?

• Yes
• No
• I have no idea

what hardships did the Portuguese face while sailing?

• wind
• heat
• rain
• all of the above

Meanwhile, Harold Godwinson fought who in the North of England?

• Harald Hardrada and the Vikings
• William and the Normans
• The Scottish
• The Northern Earls

What is a historical Representation?

• An artificial construct designed to give one person's version of events
• A source designed with a particular purpose in mind, e.g. to educate or inform
• Both of the above

What was the name of the Great Macedonian Emperor?

• Alexander

William's departure from France was delayed by...

• organisation problems
• ill health
• the weather
• a battle in France

Name of the king chosen by the witan to rule England

• Harald Hardrada
• Edward the Confessor
• Harold Godwinson
• Duke William

They are the believed to be the first settlers of Ancient Rome.

• Carthaginians
• Etruscans
• Phoenicians

What is the meaning of Humanus?

• Love
• Wisdom
• Human, cultured and refined
• History

Name the three seasons in an Ancient Egyptian life.

• flood, growing, harvest

Both Humanities and Social Science studies the society and human relationship as a whole.

• TRUE
• FALSE

Which set of countries do we find in the British Isles?

• England, Scotland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Wales
• England, Scotland, N.Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Wales
• England

One of the most important cultural impacts of the Byzantine Empire on Eastern Europe was the conversion of the Slavs to Orthodox Christianity.

• True
• False

In what year did the United Nations hold a meeting which would later be called the Earth Summit?

• 1996
• 1990
• 1992

What did they use for sailing

• cargo ship
• helicopter
• caravel
• jetski

The alphabet devised by Orthodox missionaries for the Slavic peoples was called Slavic after the ethnicity of its creators.

• True
• False

It is a sculptured artwork where an object is projected in or out of the flat surface.

• Relief
• Print
• Ziggurat

True or False? Most Ancient Egyptians believe in many gods. They are polytheistic.

• True
• False

It is the river where the city of Rome was founded.

• River Tiber

What was Akhenaten, the Egyptian pharaoh, famous for?

Where we experience connection between culture and community through different art exposures?

• Park, museum, theater
• Museum visits, theater, concerts
• Mall, theater, concerts
• School, museum, theater

Who is the main god of Babylon?

• MARDUK

Which one of the following is not a fossil fuel?

• Coal
• Hydroelectric Power
• Gas

Complete Haig's nickname: 'The .... of the Somme'

• Murderer
• Hero
• Green-grocer
• Butcher

It deals with the study of human experiences and considered more subjective.

• Humanities

What is a pyramid?

• A 3d shape
• A shape
• A tomb for a pharaoh
• All of the answers
• A prison for dead people (like a cemetery)