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Ancient Egypt Quiz
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Test review for Ancient Egypt, Core Knowledge, First Grade
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1
What is the important river in Egypt?
Mile
Mississippi
Nile
Nike
2
The Egyptians are famous for these big buildings:
The Parthenon
Zigurrats
Skyscrapers
Pyramids
3
Someone who helps to uncover the ancient cities and the way people lived long ago is called:
an archaeologist
an artist
an expert
an architect
4
Which is NOT the name of an Egyptian God?
Anubis
Osiris
Isis
Mitchell
5
An imaginary creature with the body of a lion and the head of a person is called:
a Nile Statue
Just Make Believe
a Pharaoh
a Sphynx
6
Ancient writing in Egypt was called
Hieroglyphs
Cuneiform
Egypto-write
symbolglyphs
7
What is the land like if you aren't by the Nile River?
tundra
oceans
desert
mountains
8
What did the floods do to the soil?
Made it fertile
Made it thicker
Made it thinner
Washed it away
9
What would we NOT find in an Egyptian tomb?
living people
Hieroglyphics
a mummy
Gold
10
What did Howard Carter discover?
King Carnarvon's Tomb
King Tutankhamen's Tomb
King Ramses's tomb
Ben Franklin's Tomb
11
Egyptian paper is made from:
Human Hair
Plastic
Papyrus plants
Barley
12
What did scribes do?
Hunt
Farm
Read and Write
Rule
13
Egyptian gods and goddesses usually had heads of:
stone
animals
plants
hieroglyphics
14
What were Egyptian Kings called?
Pharoahs
Emperor
Pharmacies
Kings
15
Who was the first pharaoh of Egypt?
Tutanhamun
Menes
Ramesses
Djoser
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What was the name of the woman who became a pharaoh after her husband died?
Hat
Mrs. Pharaoh
Hatshepsut
Nefertiti
17
The pyramids were really:
palaces
burial places
stores
temples
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Pyramids were made from millions of:
mummies
papyrus leaves
Mud bricks
Limestone
19
Egypt is located on the continent of:
Europe
Africa
Asia
North America
20
How did the Nile River change each spring?
It almost dried up.
It grew longer and longer.
It changed direction.
It flooded.