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"I Am Hammurabi, King of Babylon"

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درس «I Am Hammurabi, King of Babylon» — listening · fill · MCQ · open questions · An Ancient Civilization speaking — Unit 8 p.109–111.

🇬🇧 English L1 · Unit 8 · A Journey Through Time
I Am Hammurabi, King of Babylon
Listening · Mesopotamia · vocabulary · comprehension · ancient civilization speaking
📖 Lesson 39
⏱ ~45 min
📚 Ministry G12 p. 109–111
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أهداف الدرس
  • يستمع إلى Hammurabi ويفهم Mesopotamia · irrigation · scribe · ziggurat
  • يكمل fill-lab ويجيب MCQ من كتاب الوزارة
  • يجيب 6 open questions ويتدرب على An Ancient Civilization speaking
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Unit 8 — A Journey Through Time
LESSON 2 — "I Am Hammurabi, King of Babylon" · p. 109–111
Listening: Hammurabi narration · fill · MCQ · open questions · An Ancient Civilization speaking
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Before you start
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Think and discuss in pairs
Exercise 1
1. Answer the following questions.

1 Why do you think rivers were important for ancient civilizations?

2 What might make a civilization unique?

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Listening
Exercise 2 intro
2. Listen to the text and do the following tasks.
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Hammurabi — King of Babylon
Mesopotamia · rivers · Code · scribes · ziggurats
Exercise 2a
a Guess the meaning of the following words.
fertile soil — rich soil good for growing crops
irrigation system — channels bringing river water to fields
legal code — written laws for society
scribe — person who writes records
paradise — a perfect, beautiful place
foundation — strong base something is built on
Exercise 2b
b Complete the sentences with the correct word from the box.
fertilefoundationscribezigguratirrigation
1Ancient farmers usedsystems to bring water from rivers to their fields.
2The land near the Nile was very, so crops grew easily.
3The new school was built on a strong stone.
4In Mesopotamia, awas responsible for writing records on clay tablets.
5In Babylon, temples calledrose high into the sky.
Exercise 2c
c Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d.

1 What made Mesopotamian soil fertile?

2 The Code of Hammurabi was important because

3 What did scribes in Mesopotamia do?

4 Why were ziggurats built?

Exercise 2d
d Answer the following questions.

1 Why does Hammurabi believe Mesopotamia was unique?

2 Which achievements of Mesopotamia do you think are the most important today? Why?

3 How do rivers help civilizations grow?

4 If you were a ruler in ancient times, what would you focus on first: farming, laws, or temples? Why?

5 What similarities can you see between Mesopotamia and modern countries?

6 What did Hammurabi want future generations to remember?

Listening tip — During Listening:

  • Stay focused on key words: rivers, code, scribe, ziggurat
  • Take quick notes while Hammurabi speaks
  • Write down names, numbers, and achievements that stand out
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Speaking — An Ancient Civilization
Exercise 3
3 An Ancient Civilization
Imagine you are in an ancient civilization (real or imagined). Prepare a short speech introducing your civilization to the world. In your speech, include:
• Where it is located
• What makes it unique
• One achievement you are proud of
• Why people should remember it in the future
Speech scaffold
Our civilization is located between …
What makes us unique is …
Remember us for …
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Key vocabulary
irrigation
bringing water to fields from rivers
Ancient farmers used irrigation systems.
fertile
good for growing crops
Mesopotamian soil was fertile after flooding.
foundation
strong base · starting point
Justice is the foundation of a strong society.
scribe
writer of records on clay tablets
A scribe kept records and wrote stories.
ziggurat
temple tower in ancient Babylon
Ziggurats rose high into the sky.
legal code
written laws for a society
The Code of Hammurabi made laws equal for everyone.
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استكشف
Mesopotamia — tap to explore
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Concept map
flowchart TB
 RIV["Tigris & Euphrates\nflooding → fertile soil"] --> IRR["Irrigation systems\nfields & food"]
 IRR --> CITY["Cities & trade\nMesopotamia grows"]
 CITY --> CODE["Code of Hammurabi\nlaws for everyone"]
 CODE --> SCR["Scribes on clay tablets\nrecords & stories"]
 SCR --> ZIG["Ziggurats in Babylon\npower & devotion"]
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Quiz

Quiz

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1

Mesopotamian soil was fertile because of:

2

Systems bringing water to fields: ___

3

The Code of Hammurabi was important because it:

4

Scribes in Mesopotamia:

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Temple towers in Babylon: ___

6

Ziggurats were built to:

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