Quiz 1 a Primitive Society and State like Formations on Ukraine's Territory

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1. The first social division of labor on the territory of Ukraine took place in:

   1. IV millennium B.C.

   2. Ill millennium B.C.

   3. II millennium B.C.

   1. The lifetime of the Trypillian archeological culture on the territory of Ukraine:

      1. V — IV millennium B.C.

      2. IV - II millennium B.C.

      3. II — I millennium B.C.

   2. The most ancient people on the territory of Ukraine were:

      1. Cimmerians

      2. Scythians

      3. Greeks

   3. Cimmerians lived on the territory of Ukraine during:

      1. End of II — beginning of I millennium B.C.

      2. Middle and end of I millennium B.C.

      3. End of I millennium B.C - beginning of I millennium A.D.

   4. The Cimmerians occupied the steppe territory of Ukraine:

      1. From the Dniester to the Dnieper

      2. From the Dniester to the Don

      3. From the Dnieper to the Don

   5. The main occupations of the Iran-speaking tribes were:

      1. Driven cattle-breeding

      2. Hunting and fishing

      3. Farming and cattle-breeding

   6. The Scythian state occupied the territories:

      1. Steppes of the Northern Black Sea Shore and the Danube basin

      2. Forest-steppe and forest regions of the right-bank Ukraine

      3. Steppes of the Northern Black Sea Shore and forest-steppe region of the Dnieper basin

   7. On the modern territory of Ukraine the Scythians dominated in:

      1. XI - V centuries B.C.

      2. VII - III centuries B.C.

      3. V-IV centuries B.C.

   8. The tribes, which inhabited the major part of the territory of modern Ukraine

in VII - III centuries B.C. were classified by the ancient Greek authors as:

1. Cimmerians

2. Scythians

3. Sarmatians

1. The Scythian state-organization existed on the territory of modern Ukraine during:

   1. VII-III centuries B.C.

   2. V-II centuries B.C.

   3. VIII-I centuries B.C.

2. Sarmatian tribes were roaming on the territory of Ukraine in:

   1. Ill century B.C. - III century A.D.

   2. Ill century B.C. -1 century A.D.

   3. VI century B.C. - II century A.D.

3. Greek city-states existed in the Northern Black Sea Shore in:

   1. X century B.C. - I century A.D.

   2. VII century B.C. - IV century A.D.

   3. IV century B.C. - II century A.D.

Quiz 2 Eastern Slavs

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1. The Veneds were mentioned as Slavs for the first time in:

1. I century A.D.

2. II century A.D.

3. IIIcentury A.D.

1. The motherland of Slavs according to the majority of scientists is considered:

1. The Danube basin

2. The Vistula and Pripyat basins

3. Baltic region

3. The ancestors of Ukrainians are considered to be:

1. Veneds and Ants

2. Ants and Sklavins

3. Sklavins and Veneds

4. The main occupations of the Slavs were:

1. Driven cattle-breeding

2. Plough farming and cattle-breeding

3. Hunting and fishing

5. The Slav tribes include:

1. Cimmerians, Scythians, Sarmatians

2. Kriviches, Dulibs, Dregoviches

3. Polyans, Severyans, Sarmatians

6. The tribal union of Ants existed in:

1. III — IV centuries

2. IV - VII centuries

3. V - VIII centuries

7. A sign of a crisis of the primitive patrimonial state and beginning of a state consolidation of the Eastern Slavs was:

1. Existence of a neighbors' community

2. Arousal of a private property on the property and cattle

3. Arousal of the property inequity

4. Arousal of nobility - a group of people, pretending for the rule over the community because of their origin

8. In VII - VIII centuries the Eastern Slavs, who lived on the territory of modern Ukraine, cultivated land with:

1. Mattock

2. Plough

3. Ralo

9. The way of a land cultivation when the land is intensely used end then left for the fertility restoring is called:

1. Perelog system

2. Double-course rotation

3. Triple-course rotation

10. In a forest region of Ukraine the dominating system in XII century was

1. Perelog cultivation system

2. Double-course rotation

3. Cuting-burning cultivation system

11. The peak of the development among the Eastern Slavs in 1 century reached the following crafts:

1. Blacksmithing and goldsmithing

2. Blacksmithing craft and iron-mining

3. Iron-mining and goldsmithing

12. The sacred tree for the Slavs was: