Unit 2: Ancient Egypt!

Question 1

The Great Sphinx was carved in situ

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True

Question 2

The plan pictured is for a

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mastaba

Question 3

In this sculpture, Hatshepsut is wearing the crown of Lower Egypt

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False

Question 4

What Historical event is represented on the Palette of King Narmer?

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The unification of upper and lower Egypt

Question 5

The relief of Akenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters was most likely originally displayed

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in a household shrine used for private worship

Question 6

Hatshepsut dedicated her mortuary temple to

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Amun

Question 7

Tutankhamun ruled between the ages of

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9-19

Question 8

Visually, builders of the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut coordinated with the natural setting around it by including

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horizontal terraces and vertical colonnades that reflected the cliff behind

Question 9

Akenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters demonstrates continuity with ancient Egyptian artistic traditions through its

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emphasis of surface texture through high relief carving

Question 10

The Crook and Flail held by Tutankhamun are symbles of

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Osiris

Question 11

The Hypostyle Hall at Amun-Re includes columns resembling blossoming papyrus stalks in its enormous, dimly interior

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to evoke the creation of the world rising from a primordial sea

Question 12

The work shown can be identified as

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page from the Egyptian Book of the Dead

Question 13

The soul or spiritual essence, of a human being that either ascends to heaven or can live an Egyptian statue

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Ka

Question 14

A carving in which the outlines of the figures are deeply carved into the surface so that they seem to project forward

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sunken relief

Question 15

A hall that has a roof supported by dense columns

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Hypostyle

Question 16

The ground plan of this building indicates that

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interior rooms are dominated by closely packed, thick columns

Question 17

These jars contain offerings for Amun (a pharaoh would only kneel before a God)

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True

Question 18

The purpose of the Seated Scribe sculpture is to

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attend to the pharaoh's needs in the afterlife

Question 19

King Menkaura and Queen and the Ambum stone are both made from

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greywacke

Question 20

The changes in artistic practices during the Amarna period exemplified in this piece were likely the result of

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the introduction of new religious beliefs

Question 21

King Menkaura and Queen staring into space could represent

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them staring into the afterlife

Question 22

The shape of the Great Pyramids may have been influenced by a sacred stone relic called benben

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True

Question 23

The smallest of the Pyramids

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Menkaura

Question 24

The creator of Tutankhamun's innermost depicted the pharaoh holding the crook and flail most likely to

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assert his power and authority beyond the earthly realm

Question 25

The Last Judgement of Hu-Nefer shows

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deceased being asked to account for the deeds in his life

Question 26

Akenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters demonstrates change within ancient Egyptian artistic traditions through its

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rendering of the human body with elongated curvilinear forms

Question 27

Pylons = horizon, Roof =sky, Columns=plants of the Nile, Floor rises to the sanctuary of Amun-Re.

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These symbols represent the beginnings of the world (creation story)

Unit 2: Ancient Egypt!

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Unit 2: Ancient Egypt!

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