Introductıon to World Cıvılızatıons (ENG)
2020–2021 Yaz Okulu Çıkmış Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1What was the name for embossed ceramics that depicted human faces?
- ATabal
- BShuppiluliuma
- CBitik vase
- DKummuh
- EAnimal masks
- 2What was the name of the pyramid Imhotep designed for Djoser's burial?
- AEiffel
- BMachu Picchu
- CAlexandria
- DSaqqara
- EIneni
- 3What number system did the Sumerians use?
- ADecimal
- BOctal
- CSexagesimal
- DHexadecimal
- EBinary
- 4What was not one of the civilizations that the Alpine people contributed to?
- AThe Hellenic
- BThe Indic
- CThe Hittite
- DThe Sumeric
- EThe Western
- 5What was a legitimization of power and a common way to gain nobility in the Mesopotamian civilization?
- AFarming success
- BArtistic achievement
- CTrade
- DManual labor
- EMilitary leadership
- 6What was one difference between the art of the Sumerian and Assyrian people?
- AArt was a tool in upwards social mobility in one of them.
- BOne of them created art only to be appreciated by the elites.
- COne of them made art for entertainment, whereas the other didn't.
- DOne of them painted murals depicting hunting or fighting, the other made statues and pottery to honor their gods.
- EOne of them engaged exclusively in visual arts.
- 7Which Hittite king was the most succesfull statesman of his era?
- AShuppiluliuma I
- BTuthalia I|I
- CArnuvanda I
- DZidanta Il
- EHuzziya I|
- 8What does environmental determinism mean?
- ANature and human beings are independent.
- BSome sets of the environmental factors are enough to accurately predict the behavior of humans.
- CHumans are responsible e for any development in nature.
- DHuman behaviors shape the environment.
- EHumans have completely unpredictable behavioral patterns
- 9Which of the following civilizations was not multicultural?
- ABuddhist Civilization
- BHindu civilization
- CWestern Civilization
- DIslamic Civilization
- EJapanese Civilization
- 10Which of the following scholars was responsible for the development of a theory that sees history as fluctuations between sensate and ideational values?
- APitirim Sorokin
- BFeliks Koneczny So
- CAlfred Toynbee
- DOswald Spengler
- EFernand Braudel
- 11Which of the following does not follow from the grand laws of the world civilization?
- AWorld order cannot exist without war.
- BA society cannot be successful if harmony of the political, economic, and social domains is not present.
- CPeople have a right to freedom and reason.
- DPeople have the right to pursue their potentials and develop during their lives.
- EThe conscious or abstract aspects of a culture are comparable to material conditions and economic freedom.
- 12According to the Edict of Telipinu, which of these people would have the right to the throne over the others?
- AThe youngest male child of the king.
- BThe best military leader male child of the king.
- CThe strongest male child of the king
- DThe most popular and widely approved male child of the king.
- EThe first-born male child of the king.
- 13What was the name of the religion that advocates for harmony with the natural flow of events and has no absolutist dogma?
- AConfucianism
- BBuddhism
- CChristianity
- DTaoism
- EJudaism
- 14What was one reason why there were many incoming settlers to Rome?
- ABecause it was recruiting soldiers from over the world
- BBecause they offered many social rights like voting that were not offered anywhere else
- CBecause the king built a temple and declared that any persons seeking asylum were welcome
- DBecause there were rewards for sowing the land in Rome
- EBecause Rome killed anyone who didn't join their society as a successful citizen
- 15What was the main method Rome followed to gain the loyalty of the people they conquered?
- AReligious persecution
- BReplacing | the local elites with trusted Roman officials
- CRemoving local people and sending longtime residents of Rome to the conquered land
- DSlavery
- ESpreading their mythology and therefore creating belief in the Nation's rise to power.
- 16Who were the main citizen-soldiers of the Greek city states?
- ASpartans
- BInfantry
- CArtilleries
- DHoplites lar.ne
- ECavalries
- 17What was the name of the system that recruited poor farmers as soldiers in the Byzantine Empire?
- ACrouch
- BTheme
- CPlough
- DPhoneme
- EThesaurus
- 18What was the name of the desert at the northern border of the Sinic civilization?
- AGobi
- BAtacama
- CKalahari
- DNamib
- ESahara
- 19What was the main idea in St. Augustine's teachings?
- AThat people are only adapting to their environment and there is nothing inherent in their behaviors
- BThat all people were evil because of the first sin by Adam, and any good deed done by man was done by God through him.
- CThat everyone was naturally good and God is just a product of their imagination to provide justification for his actions
- DThat free will is not real.
- EThat people are neither good nor evil, he is only after his benefit.
- 20What was the name of the library that was burned?
- AThebes
- BCorinth
- CSparta
- DAthens
- EAlexandria