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become a tavern keeper. Childbearing and childcare roles led women to
become midwives and also to create medicines that prevented pregnancy or
produced abortions.
Soon after puberty, a young girl was considered ready for marriage.
The families of the future bride and groom arranged marriages. Ceremonies
have been described where the future husband poured perfume on the head
of the bride. He also gave her family money and other presents. Once a
woman was engaged, she was considered part of her fiancé's family. If her
husband-to-be died before the wedding, she was then married to one of his
brothers or another male relative.
51. Why did women the earliest times in ancient Mesopotamia have their
statues made and placed in temple shrines?
A. To be blessed by the God
B. To stand in prayer all the time
C. To do chores better
C. To have better image in husbands' eyes
52. What was the Mesopotamian woman's role?
A. Defining everything strictly
B. Acting as individuals outside the family
C. Being a daughter a wife in the family
D. Having power and status
53. According to the third passage, what do a woman NOT do outside her
home?
A. Selling beer
C. Making clothing
B. Becoming a tavern keeper
D. Creating medicines
54. What does the word "puberty" in the last passage mean?
A. The period of during which sexual organs develop and people become
capable of having children
B. A very young child or animal
C. A person's male child
D. A person who is between 13 and 19 years old
55. What is the main contents of the passage?
A. Why Mesopotamian women had to do lots of chores
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