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1
_____ ruled during the New Kingdom and was known as one of the most famous female pharaohs.
Hatshepsut
Khufu
Khafre
Isis
2
Irrigation techniques, such as basin irrigation, was important because:
allowed farmers to grow crops further away from the river
led to a surplus of food and increased trade
allowed farmers to keep their crops watered all season
all of the above
3
One _____ is the length of a person's arm from his elbow to the tip of the fingers.
cubit
deben
none of the above
weight
4
Egyptians traded their surplus crops/ goods for:
cedar
all of the above
cypress
tropical woods
5
______ was regarded as the greatest and most powerful of the Egyptian pharaohs.
Rameses III
Thutmose II
Akeneten
Tut
6
______ were important because they performed healings, led ceremonies, and provided advice.
priests
farmers
soldiers
scribes
7
_____ created the Great pyramid at Giza during the Old Kingdom's 4th Dynasty.
Thutmose III
Khufu
Menses
Rameses III
8
Egyptians traded such goods as:
all of the above
wheat & barley
papyrus
linen
9
______ was King Tut's father who enforced the religion of worshipping only the god Aten.
Thutmose III
Amenhotep
Khufru
Akhenaten
10
Trade developed along the Nile River, due to a _____ of crops
surplus
specialization
none of the above
lack
11
____ Egypt has the Nile River Delta.
Upper Egypt
Iraq
Lower Egypt
Kush
12
______ and government officials used papyrus on a daily basis.
slaves
priests
farmers
scribes
13
This pharaoh was a skilled warrior who conquered lands from Asia to Kush.
Tut
Akheneten
Rameses II
Thutmose III
14
This pharaoh is believed to have unified Upper and Lower Egypt and started the First dynasty.
Khafre
Menes
Khufru
Hatshepsut
15
_____ worked as laborers and servants and were often foreigners.
soldiers
scribes
slaves
farmers
16
___'s tomb gave us insight into Egyptians’ art, culture, knowledge, and day-to-day habits.
Thutmose III
Tutankhanum
Hatshepsut
Ramses II