A) To measure distance between cities
B) To keep track of lunar phases
C) To track shorter cycles of time
D) To plan agricultural activities

A) Inscriptions of mythological stories
B) Detailed recipes for food
C) Blueprints for pyramid construction
D) Contains astronomical tables

A) Music and dance performance
B) Religious ritual with cosmological significance
C) Military training exercise
D) Economic trade negotiations

A) Sirius
B) Pleiades
C) Orion Nebula
D) Hyades

A) By chanting rituals
B) By consulting oracles
C) By understanding cycles of eclipses
D) Through direct observation

A) Copán
B) Tikal
C) Teotihuacan
D) Chichen Itza

A) Hieroglyphic messages in the sky
B) Drum beats and dances
C) Oral tradition and codices
D) Stone carvings on temples

A) Signaled the end of the world
B) Influenced human affairs and events
C) Dictated farming practices
D) Were purely random

A) Quetzalcoatl
B) Ah Puch
C) Itzamna
D) Kinich Ahau