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Pregunta 1
Pregunta
What were the majority of ancient Maya people?
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nobles
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slaves
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farmers
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priests
Pregunta 2
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The text describes the ancient Maya's methods of growing fields. How did the ancient Maya grow their fields?
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The ancient Maya had one field per person.
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The ancient Maya grew fields as a community.
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The ancient Maya had one field per family compound.
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The ancient Maya grew fields as gardens in compounds.
Pregunta 3
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Read these sentences from the text.
"The people cultivated their fields as a community, planting seeds in holes made with a pointed wood stick. . . Extended family all lived together in one compound."
What conclusion can you make based on the text?
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Wood sticks were important to the ancient Maya.
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Community was important to the ancient Maya.
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Planting seeds was important to the ancient Maya.
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Compounds were important to the ancient Maya.
Pregunta 4
Pregunta
Read these sentences from the text.
"The majority of Maya were farmers. . . There was a class system in Maya culture with nobles, priests and commoners. . . The next strata of people were the commoners, who were mostly farmers."
What inference can you make from the text about the ancient Maya?
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Most ancient Maya people were kings who farmed.
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Most ancient Maya people were nobles who farmed.
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Most ancient Maya people were priests who farmed.
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Most ancient Maya people were commoners who farmed.
Pregunta 5
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What is the main idea of this text?
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Most ancient Maya people were commoners, and extended families lived and farmed together.
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The ancient Maya people used plants for food, clothing, and medine.
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Ancient Maya extended families lived in compounds, sharing spaces and responsibilities.
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The ancient Maya people used every part of animals for food, clothing, and tools.
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