Link causes to effects in ancient history

Grade 6 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  2. The Nile flooded each year and left silt on the fields. What was one effect, Ren asks?

    • A paved road ran south from Rome
    • Rich soil where crops grew well
    • Much more rain fell on Egypt
    • Growing crops made the river flood
  3. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  4. The Via Appia was paved in 312 BCE. What was one effect, Tala asks?

    • Bamboo became lighter
    • The Nile left more silt
    • Easy travel made the road appear by itself
    • People and goods moved more easily
  5. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  6. Why was Egypt's soil so good for crops, Ari asks?

    • Egypt had heavy rain each week
    • A paved road crossed the fields
    • The crops made the river flood
    • The flood left rich silt each year
  7. Bamboo is heavy, silk is costly

    (China, before 105 CE): Writers used heavy bamboo slips or costly silk. Event card "Cai Lun's paper" (105 CE): Cai Lun made paper from tree bark, hemp, old rags and fishing nets.

  8. Why did Cai Lun look for a new writing material, Bo asks?

    • Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly
    • Paper had already replaced bamboo
    • People had stopped writing
    • The Nile flood ruined the bamboo
  9. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  10. Why did travel get easier between Rome and the south after 312 BCE, Esme asks?

    • A paved road was built
    • Cai Lun made paper first
    • Easier travel built the road
    • Bamboo became lighter
  11. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  12. Jun draws an arrow from the cause card to the effect card. Which arrow is right?

    • Two arrows, one each way
    • No arrow: the cards are not linked
    • From "Crops grow well" to "The Nile floods"
    • From "The Nile floods" to "Crops grow well"
  13. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  14. Kira draws an arrow from the cause card to the effect card. Which arrow is right?

    • No arrow: roads do not change travel
    • From "Travel gets easier" to "The Via Appia is built"
    • From "The Via Appia is built" to "Travel gets easier"
    • Two arrows, one each way
  15. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  16. Milo reads: "Egypt's soil was rich because the flood left silt." Which part is the cause?

    • Egypt's soil was rich
    • the word because
    • the word Egypt
    • the flood left silt
  17. Bamboo is heavy, silk is costly

    (China, before 105 CE): Writers used heavy bamboo slips or costly silk. Event card "Cai Lun's paper" (105 CE): Cai Lun made paper from tree bark, hemp, old rags and fishing nets.

  18. Noah reads: "Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly, so Cai Lun tried a new material." Which part is the cause?

    • Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly
    • Cai Lun tried a new material
    • the word so
    • the word material
  19. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  20. Pia reads: "As a result of the paved road, travel was easier." Which part is the cause?

    • the word easier
    • the paved road
    • the words as a result
    • travel was easier
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Link causes to effects in ancient history

Answer Key - Grade 6 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  2. The Nile flooded each year and left silt on the fields. What was one effect, Ren asks?

    • A paved road ran south from Rome
    • Rich soil where crops grew well
    • Much more rain fell on Egypt
    • Growing crops made the river flood
  3. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  4. The Via Appia was paved in 312 BCE. What was one effect, Tala asks?

    • Bamboo became lighter
    • The Nile left more silt
    • Easy travel made the road appear by itself
    • People and goods moved more easily
  5. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  6. Why was Egypt's soil so good for crops, Ari asks?

    • Egypt had heavy rain each week
    • A paved road crossed the fields
    • The crops made the river flood
    • The flood left rich silt each year
  7. Bamboo is heavy, silk is costly

    (China, before 105 CE): Writers used heavy bamboo slips or costly silk. Event card "Cai Lun's paper" (105 CE): Cai Lun made paper from tree bark, hemp, old rags and fishing nets.

  8. Why did Cai Lun look for a new writing material, Bo asks?

    • Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly
    • Paper had already replaced bamboo
    • People had stopped writing
    • The Nile flood ruined the bamboo
  9. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  10. Why did travel get easier between Rome and the south after 312 BCE, Esme asks?

    • A paved road was built
    • Cai Lun made paper first
    • Easier travel built the road
    • Bamboo became lighter
  11. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  12. Jun draws an arrow from the cause card to the effect card. Which arrow is right?

    • Two arrows, one each way
    • No arrow: the cards are not linked
    • From "Crops grow well" to "The Nile floods"
    • From "The Nile floods" to "Crops grow well"
  13. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  14. Kira draws an arrow from the cause card to the effect card. Which arrow is right?

    • No arrow: roads do not change travel
    • From "Travel gets easier" to "The Via Appia is built"
    • From "The Via Appia is built" to "Travel gets easier"
    • Two arrows, one each way
  15. The Nile floods

    (each year in ancient Egypt): The river rose over the fields and left rich silt. Event card "Crops grow well" (ancient Egypt): Farmers grew wheat and barley in the silt-rich soil.

  16. Milo reads: "Egypt's soil was rich because the flood left silt." Which part is the cause?

    • Egypt's soil was rich
    • the word because
    • the word Egypt
    • the flood left silt
  17. Bamboo is heavy, silk is costly

    (China, before 105 CE): Writers used heavy bamboo slips or costly silk. Event card "Cai Lun's paper" (105 CE): Cai Lun made paper from tree bark, hemp, old rags and fishing nets.

  18. Noah reads: "Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly, so Cai Lun tried a new material." Which part is the cause?

    • Bamboo was heavy and silk was costly
    • Cai Lun tried a new material
    • the word so
    • the word material
  19. The Via Appia is built

    (312 BCE): A paved road ran south from Rome. Event card "Travel gets easier" (after 312 BCE): Officials, travelers, messages and goods moved more easily south of Rome.

  20. Pia reads: "As a result of the paved road, travel was easier." Which part is the cause?

    • the word easier
    • the paved road
    • the words as a result
    • travel was easier