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Which major organs which are removed from the body are

What is used to embalm the body of a mummy?

Mummies in Ancient Egypt

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What is used to embalm the body of a mummy?
Natron
sand
2
Which major organs which are removed from the body are
skin, lungs, kidney, and liver
heart, intestines, skin, and liver.
heart, intestines, kidney, liver.
kidney, liver, lungs, stomach.
3
An Egyptian mummies are
buried in the ground.
The body of person who has been preserved after death.
mothers to the Pharaoh.
maternal figures in Egypt.
4
The major organs are
cremated
put in canopic jars.
fed to the dogs.
put in the coffin.
5
Which organ was placed back inside the body?
Heart
Liver
Brain
6
The brains are removed through the
nostrils
ears
skull
eyes
7
Why did mummification take place?
So the person would have an afterlife.
So the person would haunt people.
So the person could be remembered.
8
How long was the body preserved for before it was bandaged?
40 days
60 days.
70 days.
9
What is an amulet used for?
Eating
Decoration
Protection
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Who received the mummification process?
The Pharaohs and the rich.
everyone
The Pharaohs.
the poor