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    The passage describes different levels of social organization: 1. Clans consisted of extended families that lived together and worked clan work sites, with little economic difference between members. 2. Tribes were made up of clans, with some members engaging in settled farming while others practiced a mobile way of life like herding or hunting. Settlements like Çatalhöyük had housing units arranged in tight clusters. 3. Chiefdoms had chiefs who gave subjects crafted goods and land as rewards for services, with specialists who crafted goods and the largest populations of any pre-state society.

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    The passage describes different levels of social organization: 1. Clans consisted of extended families that lived together and worked clan work sites, with little economic difference between members. 2. Tribes were made up of clans, with some members engaging in settled farming while others practiced a mobile way of life like herding or hunting. Settlements like Çatalhöyük had housing units arranged in tight clusters. 3. Chiefdoms had chiefs who gave subjects crafted goods and land as rewards for services, with specialists who crafted goods and the largest populations of any pre-state society.

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    READING

    Questions 1- 7

    Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage I?

    In boxes 1-7 on your answer sheet, write

    TRUE ifthe statement agrees with the information


    FALSE ifthe statement contradicts the information
    NOT GWEN ifthere is no information on this

    1 There's little economic difference between members of a clan.


    2 The farmers of a tribe grow a wide range of plants.
    3 One settlement is more import.ant than any other settlements in a tribe.
    4 A member's status in a chiefdom is determined by how much land he owns.
    5 There are people wbo craft goods in chiefdoms.
    6 The king keeps the order of a st.ate by using an army.
    7 Bureaucratic officers receive higher salaries than other members.

    Questions 8-13

    Answer the questions below.

    Choose NO MORE THAN TWO WORDSfrom the passage for each answer.

    Write your answers in boxes 8-13 on your answer sheet.

    8 What are made at the clan work sites?


    9 What is the other way of life for tribes besides settled farming?
    10 How are <;atalhoyiik's housing units arranged?
    11 What does a chief give to his subjects as rewards besides crafted goods?
    12 What is the largest possible population of a chiefdom?
    13 Which group of people is at the bottom of an early st.ate but higher than the
    farmers?

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    Test4

    Each question correctly answered scores 1 mark. CORRECT SPELLING IS NEEDED IN


    ALL ANSWERS.

    Reading Passage 1 21 yellow-fever epidemic


    22 Fi.nland
    1 B
    23 institutions/governments
    2 A
    24 Europe
    3 B
    25 einkom wheat
    4 F
    26 Singapore
    5 C
    6 E
    7 G Reading Passage 3
    8 G 27 B
    9 A 28 C
    10 sea water/salt water/salt 29 A
    ll swimming speed 30 A
    12 coastal otters 31 Yes
    13 small mammals 32 Not Given
    33 No
    Reading Passage 2 34 Not Given
    35 Yes
    14 iii
    36 No
    15 vi
    37 F
    16
    38 B
    17 II
    39 A
    18 ix
    40
    19 V
    20 IV

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