Question

1. one undisputed common trait found in both ancient mesopotamian and egyptian sculpture is that all images were a) stone b) bronze c) wood d) painted to look lifelike 9. the larnassu of the assyrians was usually presented as a man - headed winged bull or lion with five legs. it was carved this way so that a complete view of the creature could be seen from the front or the side. a) true b) false 10. the oldest known complete recording of mesopotamian law codes is found on the babylonian stele from susa. the law code stele was the creation under the rule of a) sargon i b) naram - sin c) ashurnasirpal d) hammurabi 11. what was the ziggurat to the ancient mesopotamians? a) holy mountain b) temple c) observatory d) answers a, b, and c 12. the stones of the pyramids at giza weigh approximately two and a half tons each. napoleons scientists who accompanied him on his egyptian campaign estimated there were materials enough to build a ten - foot - high wall around the entire country of egypt? a) true b) false

Explanation:

• Question 8: The Hittites were among the first to introduce iron into their culture.
• Question 9: Larnassu of the Assyrians were winged - bull or lion figures with a human head, often depicted in a way to be seen from the front or side. They were painted to look lifelike.
• Question 10: The Law Code stele from Susa is the most well - known complete recording of Mesopotamian law codes, which was under the rule of Hammurabi.
• Question 11: The Ziggurat was a religious structure in Ancient Mesopotamia, not a holy mountain, temple or observatory.
• Question 12: The stones of the Pyramids at Giza weigh approximately two and a half tons each, and Napoleon's scholars estimated there were materials enough to build a ten - foot wall around the entire country of France, not Egypt.

Answer:

1. C. Hittites
2. D. painted to look lifelike
3. D. Hammurabi
4. D. answers A, B, and C
5. B. False