Question

The banks of the Nile River flooded each year leaving rich soil behind. This is an example of the

A. ancient Egyptians' irrigation system
B. ancient Egyptians' canal system
C. river as a natural resource
D. importance of climate

Answer 1

@lifeless

Answer 2

This question is so easy.

Answer 3

Just get rid of D. That is just there to get you all messed up.

Answer 4

But let's think about this. Nile did not flood because of something the people did.

Answer 5

this was, and is still sometimes a natural occurrence.

Answer 6

B?

Answer 7

so, knowing that it was a natural occurrence, there are two that you can strike out with this info...

Answer 8

As I said, the flooding wasn't because of something that the people groups did.

Answer 9

The Nile flooded because of melting snow, and rains from mountains in Ethiopia.

Answer 10

So knowing the cause and effect of the flooding in Nile/Egypt, which happened in the summer time, (June/September) there is only one answer that can make sense from the information we know :)

Answer 11

And knowing that there was rich soil as a result, the Egyptian farmers were able to use this event to help them in their farming efforts :)

Answer 12

Whats the answer?

Answer 13

With the information I gave you, the answer should be extremely clear.
Two of the options are examples of man made events and items. Another answer is just plain irrelevant.

Answer 14

That is a man made item...

Answer 15

B?

Answer 16

Still. A man made item.....

Answer 17

Omg!!!!!!!!!! I don't know if I wanna give you a medal because you making this complicated what is the damn answer

Answer 18

Let's remember. It was a NATURAL occurrence that the Nile flooded.

Answer 19

I'm not making it complicated. I'm trying to teach you what you need to learn.

Answer 20

since we know that A and B are man made occurrences. we can strike those out.

Answer 21

C

Answer 22

Exactly. This is the only answer that makes sense. Look at the word "Rich Soil" The writer of the question is giving you an example of a Natural Resource.

Answer 23

Remember, sometimes, context clues give you the answer.

Answer 24

they are always your friend

Answer 25

And I'm not worried about a medal... I'm worried about helping people completely understand the topic that they are obviously ignorant about.

Answer 26

I have no problem helping you with any question. Just don't expect me to give you a direct answer Expect an explanation of why. Giving you the answer directly would go against not only Open study Code of Conduct, but also your respective school's codes of conduct, my school's code of conduct, and my moral integrity.