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1
The Nile river allowed Egyptians to communicate through:
transportation
farming
fishing
2
Did Ancient Egypt use a system of money?
Yes
No
3
Why was the Nile river known as the gift of Egypt?
The Nile would flood and provide fertile soil for farmers.
The Nile was sacred to the people.
The Nile provided food such as fish for Egyptians.
The pharaoh controlled transportation on the Nile.
4
True or False: Religion did not play an important role in Ancient Egypt.
True
False
5
How does the pharaoh receive power?
in an election
congress chooses a pharaoh
inherits power from father
6
What did Egyptians believe happened to you after death?
Your soul survived after death.
Your heart survived after death.
Your brain survived after death.
You were taken to heaven.
7
What were some of the main crops in ancient Egypt?
wheat, dates, lettuce
peas, lettuce, apples
lettuce, kiwi, bananas
pineapple, melons, strawberries
8
What items were buried with pharaohs in their tombs?
gold and food
money and food
money and clothing
gold and jewels
9
Who owned all the land, made all the laws and controlled the army?
pharaoh
warriors
priests
nobles
10
What did ancient Egypt’s prosperous agriculture encourage with other regions?
slavery
trade
farming
11
True or False: Egyptians worshiped many gods.
False
True
12
Where is Egypt located?
Western Africa
Northeastern Africa
Northern Africa
South Africa
13
What form of government did ancient Egypt have? Hint: pharaoh
tyranny
monarchy
feudalism
democracy
14
What plant was Egyptian paper made of?
grass
papyrus
Aloe Vera
15
What were pharaohs buried in after death?
Pharaohs were not buried.
Pharaohs were buried in tombs.
Pharaohs were buried in graves.
16
What is the name of longest river in Egypt?
Nile River
Congo River
Naknek River
Mississippi River
17
Who was the most powerful person in ancient Egypt?
king
president
prime minster
pharaoh
18
Who was at the bottom of the social order in Egypt?
warriors
merchants
slaves
craftsment
19
In ancient Egypt, what did Egyptians do to humans and animals?
Gods were shown as part animal and part human.
Gods were represented by animals.
Humans and animals were used in art together.
20
Who was below the pharaoh in the social order?
warriors
nobles and priests
merchants and craftsmen
slaves
21
As a result of the Nile River, what was the main economic activity in ancient Egypt?
slavery
trade
farming
