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TEST REVIEW - Ancient Egypt
TEST REVIEW - Ancient Egypt
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A huge building with four sloping triangular-shaped sides; built as royal tombs in Egypt.
Ziggurat
Pyramid
Sphinx
Chapel
2
The lives of the Egyptian peasants were greatly influenced by
The study of astronomy.
Their ability to read and write.
The slaves
The planting seasons.
3
Why did ancient Egyptians mummify their dead?
To destroy the power of the pharaoh
To predict the flooding of the Nile River.
The body had to be preserved so that the soul could find it.
As a sacrifice to the gods.
4
Title of the kings of ancient Egypt.
Pharaoh
Ruler
Regent
Vizier
5
This is life after death.
Afterlife
Sarcophagus
Pyramid
Mummification
6
Fine soil found on the bottom of rivers is called ___________________.
Mud
Silt
Sand
Sediment
7
The Nile River affected ancient Egyptian life by creating
Hot winds that blew across the land.
Poor farmland
Lower and Upper Egypt.
Rich farmland in the river valley through its annual flooding.
8
Giza is an ancient Egyptian city and the site of the Great Pyramid.
True
False
9
In ancient Egypt, most of the people belonged to the social class of
Government Officials
Merchants
Slaves
Peasants
10
She was the ruler of Egypt and ruled during the New Kingdom.
MerNeith
Cleopatra
Nefertiti
Hatshepsut
11
How did Egyptian rulers governed their empire?
By maintaining absolute power over the people.
By establishing dynasties that were unstable.
By worshiping one God.
With the help of governors elected by the citizens.
12
Egyptian society was organized like a pyramid, with the merchants and skilled workers at the very top.
False
True
13
The Nile River is 4,132 miles long.
False
True
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1.
The Nile River has several _____________________ which are rapids, any strong flood or rush of water.
Cataracts
Streams
Waterfalls
Tributaries
15
He was one of the last pharaohs of Egypt.
Rameses II
Hatshepsut
Tutankhamun
Khufu
16
This was the largest of the three pyramids in the valley of Giza and was built for the pharaoh Khufu.
Hatshepsut's Temple
The Great Pyramid
White Chapel
The Great Temple
17
The Nile was used as a highway to
Separate Lower Egypt from Upper Egypt.
Control the cataracts.
Keep the Nile from flooding.
Carry goods for trade
18
Ancient Egyptian system of writing made of pictures and other written symbols that stand for ideas, things, or sounds.
Greek
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
Alphabet
19
This is a plain at the mouth of a river which is formed where flowing water deposits soil.
Triburary
Delta
Red Land
Cataract
20
This was an early form of paper made from a reed plant found in the marshy areas of the Nile delta.
Papyrus
Vellum
Stele
Clay
21
When a body is mummified, the organs of the dead body are placed in these special containers called urns.
False
True
22
4. Egyptians buried their dead with food and other possessions to make Osiris (God of living & dead) happy.
True
False
23
A ________________ is someone who rules for a child until the child is old enough to rule.
Regent
Vizier
Priest
Scribe
24
A series of rulers from the same family or ethnic group is called a Dynasty.
True
False
25
In what direction does the Nile River flow?
North
East
West
South
26
This pharaoh became the ruler of Egypt at the young age of nine and died at the age of 19.
Hatshepsut
Senusret I
Rameses II
Tutankhamun
27
A stone coffin.
Sarcophagus
Stele
Urn
Canopic Jars
28
To have complete control over someone or something is called
Monarchy
Limited Government
Regent
Absolute Power
29
Who mainly built the pyramids?
Soldiers
Peasants
Merchants
Slaves
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A dead body preserved in lifelike condition is called
Mummy
Cadaver
Canopic
Crypt