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1
The Nile is the longest river in the world, covering a distance of
4000 miles
1500 miles
2800 miles
500 miles
2
We know how the Egyptians built the pyramids.
True
False
3
Egypt was also known as
Alexandria
the pharaoh's land
the ancient city
the gift of the Nile
4
The Egyptian Middle Kingdom ended with this group invaded and took over.
the Babylonians
the Hyksos
the Spartans
the Romans
5
Menes unified Upper and Lower Egypt and founded Egypt's first dynasty which lasted for about _____ years.
150
50
100
200
6
Upper and lower Egypt are named based on the Nile's
direction
flow
depth
rapids
7
Merchants in Ancient Egypt dealt with
religion
government
education
trade
8
An ancient stone slab with hieroglyphics and Greek is known as the
Rosetta Stone
hieroglyph
Sphinx
language slab
9
The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes is
engineering
chemistry
physics
mathematics
10
This Egyptians pharaoh fought the Hitites and had a poem written about him.
Khufu
Ramses the Great
Menes
Tutankhamun
11
Egyptian writing was called
cuneiform
hieroglyphics
Wadi el-Hol script
Rongorongo
12
Egyptians used plows for farming.
True
False
13
We know a lot about life in ancient Egypt because scribes wrote many things down.
True
False
14
The most famous pharaoh of the Old Kingdom was
Cleopatrar
Neferka
Khufu
Tutankhamun
15
The mouth of a river created by sediment deposits is called a
delta
bay
channel
cataract
16
People from rich powerful families were
nobles
scribes
artisans
merchants
17
The Egyptians had gods for nearly everything including the sun, the sky, and the earth.
False
True
18
A goverment ruled by religious rulers is a
theocracy
oligarchy
monarchy
democracy
19
Egypt's first pharaoh was
Nefertiti
Menes
Tutankhamun
Hatshepsut
20
Rapids in the Nile River are also called
cataracts
Egyptian rapids
silt floors
rocky spots
21
Egyptian civilzation began when people started ______ along the Nile.
farming
dying
building
fishing
22
Northern Egypt is also called
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
Middle Egypt
the Nile River basin
23
Some religions believe people die and enter the
ground
pyramid
graveyard
afterlife
24
Egyptian gods often mixed human and ______ forms.
angelic
plant
god
animal
25
Pyramids point toward the sky to symbolize the pharaoh's journey to the afterlife.
False
True
26
Southern Egypt is also called
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
the Nile River basin
Middle Egypt
27
This Egyptian pharaoh dressed up as a man because people did not believe a woman should rule.
Sobekneferu
Nefertiti
Cleopatra
Hatshepsut
28
Only men had legal rights in Egyptian society.
False
True
29
Peasants paid taxes to the pharaoh in
gold
papyrus
crops
silt
30
This river is the longest in the world.
the Thames
the Nile
the Amazon
the Mississippi
31
A series of rulers from the same family is a
lineage.
empire.
dynasty.
house.
32
Period in Egyptian history that lasted from 2700 to 2200 BC
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
Last Kingdom
33
This "boy king's" tomb was found in 1922 by Howard Carter.
King Tut (Tutankhamun)
Khafa
Menes
Cleopatra
34
During the Old Kingdom, Egyptians developed their belief that _____ were both kings and gods.
nobles
emperors
priests
pharaohs
35
Compared to the Old and New Kingdoms, the Middle Kingdom had more
time.
war.
peace and stability.
pharoahs.
36
Egyptians believed that when a person died his/her ____ left the bodfy and became a spirit in the afterlife.
ka
leb
duat
seba
37
Egyptians specially wrapped and treated bodies in cloth to preserve them. These wrapped bodies are called
pharaohs
tombs
sphinx
mummies
38
Rulers of ancient Egypt were called
kings
lords
emperors
pharaohs
39
Egyptian paper was called papyrus.
True
False
40
Huge stone tombs made on a square base with four triangle sides are called
sphinx
pyramids
sarcophagus
mummies