By The Waters of Babylon
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Art Rivera
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Multiple Choice
According to the laws of the Hill People, what is strictly forbidden?
Crossing the great river and going to the Place of the Gods
Becoming a priest without training
Speaking to outsiders
Using fire after sunset
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Open Ended
Why do you think laws are important for a society, based on the introduction of the Hill People in the story?
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Multiple Choice
What event is described as the 'Great Burning' in the old stories, and what were its consequences for the land and its people?
A great flood destroyed the land and forced people to move.
A fire fell from the sky, covering the land with a poison mist and destroying the gods and their city.
A war broke out between tribes, leading to the destruction of the gods.
A disease spread across the land, causing the gods to disappear.
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following challenges did the narrator face during his journey through the forests?
He was attacked by the Forest People.
He struggled to find food and water.
He had to avoid enemies and faced fear when reaching the Place of the Gods.
He was lost and could not find his way.
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Multiple Choice
The narrator saw a statue with the letters 'ASHING.' What did he believe this meant?
It was the name of a demon.
It was the name of a great god.
It was a warning to stay away.
It was the name of the city.
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Multiple Choice
What caused the destruction of the city in the vision described?
A natural disaster
A war between gods
The people's own knowledge and power
An invasion by outsiders
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Multiple Choice
How did the narrator's understanding of the 'gods' change after visiting the city?
He believed they were demons
He realized they were just men
He thought they were still gods
He believed they were animals
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Multiple Choice
According to the narrator's father, why must the truth be revealed slowly to the people?
The people are not interested in the truth
The truth is too dangerous to share all at once
The truth is not important
The truth is already known
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Multiple Choice
Why is it forbidden for the Hill People to cross the great river and go to the Place of the Gods?
Because it is considered dangerous and against their laws
Because there is nothing of interest on the other side
Because the river is too wide to cross
Because the Place of the Gods is a myth
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