Ancient Egypt Review

If your heart was heavier than a feather duirng the weighing of the heart ceremony, it would be fed to ___________.

This stone, found in 1799, helped scholars translate heiroglyphics.

While some pharaohs were buried in pyramids, most were buried in the ________________________.

A __________________ is a type of coffin for the burial of mummies.

This is an Ancient Egyptian monument that has inspired the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.

These jars held the liver, intestines, stomach, and lungs of someone being mummified.

Ancient Egyptians were ____________, meaning they worshiped many gods.

The tomb of _________________ was found in 1923, and was left untouched for thousands of years.

Ancient Egyptians saw the pharaoh as the living version of which two gods?

During hard times, farmers would sell __________ into slavery.

_____________ reed stems cut into thin strips, pressed together to form sheets, and used as paper.

Archaeologists study __________ from Ancient Egypt.

What river helped sustain the Ancient Egyptian civilization?

The leader of the Ancient Egyptian people was called a __________.

In the crown of the pharaoh, __________ represents Upper Egypt and __________ represents Lower Egypt.

Which of these Ancient Egyptian Gods were NOT involved in the mummification ritual?

If your heart was LIGHTER than the feather, you were granted access to the afterlife.

Rulers from the same family is known as a _________. The right to rule was passed to the next ruler based on ancestry.

What is the name of Ancient Egypt's writing system?

The word "pharaoh" also means __________.

What was the first step in the mummification process?

Ancient Egypt is considered a ____________ because it has its own writing, religion, and stable food supply.

This was the god of knowledge. He was also the scribe during the weighing of the heart ceremony.