*Challenge Question* -The four major organs set aside during mummification are

lungs, intestines, stomach, liver

All are true about the following picture except

Waldo was a real person and he was there

preserving a body to keep it from decaying

The Egyptians left the heart in the body during mummification because

Your heart would be "weighed" in the afterlife

A source of fresh water and vegetation in the desert

The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri is famous because of all the following except:

it is the only New Kingdom temple still standing

Artisans were sadly not usually able to:

Get credit for their work / sign their work

an official count of the population

When Egyptians had their tombs covered with hieroglyphs, they usually wanted this to be written:

Stories about their lives and how "amazing" they were

In Egyptian mythology, if your heart weighed more than the Feather of Truth, all of the following would happen except:

Your mummification process would stop

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Ancient Egypt Review!

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1
The direction the Nile River flows is from
North to South
South to North
West to East
East to West
2
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess's tears caused the Nile to flood?
Horus
Isis
Nu/Naunet
Thoth
3
Senusret I's famous temple was
The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri
The Temple at Abu Simbel
The White Chapel
4
Which pharaoh first declared that he/she was a god?
Khufu
Senusret I
Hatshepsut
Ramses II
5
Ramses II's famous temple was
The Temple at Abu Simbel
The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri
The White Chapel
The Great Pyramid of Giza
6
Scribes recorded all of the following for Egypt except:
military records
tax records
harvest records
the pharaoh's Instagram posts
7
*Challenge Question* -The four major organs set aside during mummification are
lungs, intestines, stomach, liver
stomach, lungs, kidney, brain
liver, intestines, heart, lungs
brain, heart, lungs, stomach
8
All are true about the following picture except
Waldo was a real person and he was there
Ramses is doing a trick shot with his bow and arrow
The horsey and soldier are sharing their final dramatic moment together
The Egyptian army is attacking the Hittite fort
9
All of these are jobs of the vizier except:
give advice to the pharaoh
serve as the highest court judge
oversee the other government officials
dog-sit the royal puppy
10
The ancient Egyptian god/goddess who was a fierce warrior with the head of a cat was
Ra
Thoth
Set
Bastet
11
Scribe School started at age __________
7
11
1
5
12
Which pharaoh first controlled Egypt's food supply?
Khufu
Ramses II
Senusret I
Hatshepsut
13
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess was in charge of magical healing?
Isis
Bastet
Hathor
Set
14
An environmental factor that describes all plant life is
water
vegetation
topography
natural barrier
15
Who was the first female pharaoh?
Ramses II
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Senusret I
16
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess fooled their uncle in a boat race?
Isis
Horus
Ra
Set
17
Which pharaoh expanded Egypt's empire the most?
Khufu
Ramses II
Senusret I
Hatshepsut
18
A geographic feature that can protect people is called
topography
natural barrier
water
vegetation
19
What used to be abundant in the Nile, but is not there as much anymore?
natron
crocodiles
rapids
volcanic minerals
20
*Challenge Question* - What is the name of Ramses II's father, the *most beautiful* mummy?
Tutmoses III
Ramses I
Akhenaten
Seti I
21
*Challenge Question* - The Great Pyramid was the tallest building on earth for how long?
2,800 years
4,500 years
3,300 years
3,800 years
22
The season of the Nile that was used for monument building was _______________ season
Flooding
Harvesting
Football
Planting
23
Mummification is
yelling, "I want my mummy!" when something goes wrong
rolling up your friend in toilet paper
preserving a body to keep it from decaying
wrapping a body in cloth and linen
24
Artisans would often have to work ______ days in a row without a break!
15
30
10
25
25
The Egyptians left the heart in the body during mummification because
They "loved" mummification (Get it?!?)
Your heart represented your family
Your heart would bring you back to life
Your heart would be "weighed" in the afterlife
26
Which pharaoh was a general at age 10?
Senusret I
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Ramses II
27
Which pharaoh was known as the Patron of the Arts?
Hatshepsut
Senusret I
Khufu
Ramses II
28
A deben is all of the following except:
A unit of weight
a card used to buy snacks
A system for finding value
a 3 ounce gold piece
29
How should you treat your big foldy-foldy?
Like it's moldy-moldy
Like it's goldy-goldy
Like a piece of paper
Like a long lost friend
30
An environmental factor that describes the shape of the land is called
topography
natural barrier
water
vegetation
31
Priests performed all of the following jobs except:
gave advice
performed healings
designed temples
performed mummifications
32
Which pharaoh ruled for over 60 years?
Khufu
Hatshepsut
Senusret I
Ramses II
33
An oasis is
A source of metals and stones by the river
A source of vegetation on the coast of a salt water sea
A source of fresh water and vegetation in the desert
A source of fertile land in the mountains
34
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess was in charge of mummification?
Isis
Osiris
Anubis
Set
35
*Challenge Question* - The Great Pyramid at Giza has over ____________________ stone blocks.
200,000,000
20,000,000
2,000,000
200,000
36
Scribes had to go to school for __________ years.
20
12
14
10
37
What was removed first during mummification?
stomach
heart
brain
lungs
38
An environmental factor that humans need to look for first is
vegetation
water
natural barrier
topography
39
The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri is famous because of all the following except:
it had over 200 sphinx statues
it is the only New Kingdom temple still standing
it was built upon a cliff overlooking the Nile
it represented Hatshepsut and her power
40
Which pharaoh was known as the Promotor of Trade?
Hatshepsut
Khufu
Ramses II
Senusret I
41
A system in which people exchange goods after discussing value is called a
Barter System
Economy System
Gimme Gimme System
Trading System
42
Artisans were sadly not usually able to:
Practice their skill
Serve an apprenticeship
Have a home
Get credit for their work / sign their work
43
*Challenge Question* - Some of the granite blocks inside the Great Pyramid weighed up to
50 tons
70 tons
90 tons
100 tons
44
a census is
an official count of Insta followers
an official count of geographic features
an official count of the population
an official count of the natural resources
45
When Egyptians had their tombs covered with hieroglyphs, they usually wanted this to be written:
Stories about the gods and their interactions with each other
Stories about their lives and how "amazing" they were
The Social Class Pyramid and each level of society
Government laws and court records
46
All of the following are true about the pharaoh except:
They were considered to be gods
They controlled the food supply
They had to be male
They were the highest priest and general
47
Which location in Egypt was the best for growing crops?
Nile River Delta
Desert
Oasis
Cataracts
48
Khufu's famous temple was
The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Temple at Abu Simbel
The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri
The White Chapel
49
Scribes had to learn over ____________ hieroglyphs!
500
7,000
5,000,000,000
700
50
In Egyptian mythology, if your heart weighed more than the Feather of Truth, all of the following would happen except:
Your soul would die
Ammit the Devourer would go "Num Num Num" and eat your heart
You would be denied an afterlife
Your mummification process would stop
51
All of the following was put inside the body once the natron bundles were taken out except:
herbs
sawdust
Doritos
linen/cloth
52
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess helped ensure balance and fairness?
Nu/Naunet
Anubis
Set
Thoth
53
*Challenge Question* - The organ jars used in mummification each have heads representing the four sons of
Horus
Anubis
Ra
Set
54
Which artisan was the most desired by the upper class?
weavers
leather / metal workers
bakers
stone carvers / sculptors
55
Hatshepsut's famous temple was
The Temple at Dayr al-Bahri
The Temple at Abu Simbel
The White Chapel
The Great Pyramid of Giza
56
If there is a drought, a result could be
peasants having to eat boiled papyrus
famine
peasants not being able to pay their taxes
All of the above
57
Scribes could come from all of the following classes except:
Scribe
Peasant
Government Official
Artisan
58
Hatshepsut's most famous accomplishment was
The trade expedition to the African Kingdom of Punt
Building over 200 statues
Signing the first peace treaty
Making the pharaoh the central authority
59
The White Chapel was made of
marble and gold
silver and gold
gold and copper
alabaster and gold
60
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess was in charge of the underworld?
Thoth
Set
Osiris
Anubis
61
From the Mystery of the Nile video: The Temple at Abu Simbel was saved when
pharaoh Dinoses II declared no battles can be fought there
a group of artisans started a group to protect it
the Egyptian government declared it a World Heritage Site
It was moved piece by piece to higher ground
62
Temple priests did all of the following to stay clean except:
wash 3-4 times a day
were clean-shaven
did not eat fish
brushed their teeth 5-6 times a day
63
Which of these is not a hypotheses about how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built
Dinosaurs used their superior knowledge and strength to help the Egyptians
Concrete or cement was mixed and poured into frames
Aliens visited earth and helped or gave knowledge to the Egyptians
Blocks were quarried and dragged up ramps and placed
64
Senusret was known for promoting all of the following except:
jewelry
trade
religious architecture
literature
65
Egyptian art was 2D because
It best captured people's likeness & they had no 3D glasses yet
It best captured people's likeness & because they lived 2D lives
To match their hieroglyphs and because they lacked the skill
To match their hieroglyphs and they felt it best captured people's likeness
66
The ancient Egyptian god/goddess who represents the sun is
Bastet
Set
Ra
Thoth
67
The entire process of mummification took around _______ days
90
50
70
40
68
Which pharaoh ruled during the Old Kingdom?
Hatshepsut
Ramses II
Senusret I
Khufu
69
A large stone coffin is called a
Snuffleupagus
sarcophagus
asparagus
big stone boxy-thing?
70
Priestesses were mainly in charge of which parts of religion?
music and dance
sacrifices and singing
dance and ceremony
speeches and healings
71
An agreement between nations to achieve a common goal is
alliance
teamwork
partnership
besties!
72
An ancient Egyptian symbol used in writing
cuneiform
scribe
hieroglyph
pictograph
73
During mummification, what are the four major organs placed in?
a sarcophagus
wooden boxes
natron bundles
canopic jars
74
Which pharaoh wore a fake beard to gain respect?
Senusret I
Hatshepsut
Ramses II
Khufu
75
*Challenge Question* - What were the major imports and exports of ancient Egypt?
Import: Gold / Export: Iron
Import: Silver / Export: Papyrus
Import: Gold / Export: Cheetos
Import: Iron / Export: Gold
76
The Great Pyramid at Giza was built to be
a bouncy house
a museum
a tomb
a treasury
77
Masks were put on a completed mummy so that:
Their family would remember their face
Their soul would recognize their body
Their likeness would be captured for future people
Their gross mummy face would be covered up
78
Which ancient Egyptian god/goddess represented the Nile river?
Hathor
Nu/Naunet
Horus
Ra
79
Which pharaoh ruled during the Middle Kingdom?
Ramses II
Senusret I
Hatshepsut
Khufu
80
Ramses' most famous accomplishment was
Building over 200 statues
Signing the first peace treaty
Building the Great Pyramid at Giza
Making the pharaoh the central authority

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