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Vocabulary for Ancient Egypt and other "stuff."
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Tut's tomb should not have been disturbed.
Opinion
Fact
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have a strong effect on something
institute
impact
feature
social system
3
a place where water is collected to be used later
regent
delta
papyrus
reservoir
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religion with many gods
social hierarchy
mummification
monotheism
polytheism
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extreme shortage of food
famine
hieroglyphics
pschent
fertile
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stone that was used to "crack the code" of hieroglyphics; written in Greek and hieroglyphics
Pschent
Stonehenge
Rosetta Stone
Sorcerer's Stone
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The suicide of which legendary queen of Egypt marked the end of the Egyptian Empire?
Cleopatra VII
Nefertiti
Victoria
Hatshepsut
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the beliefs or ways of life of a group of people
feature
culture
polytheism
hierarchy
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Experts ought to search for Nefertiti's tomb behind a wall in King Tut's tomb.
Fact
Opinion
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Pyramids were circular in shape.
False
True
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specific length of time
period
institute
issue
chapter
12
first female ruler of Egypt; regent for her son
Cleopatra
Nefertiti
Rosetta
Hatshepsut
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area of low, flat land, where a river divides into small rivers before flowing into the sea
delta
regent
reservoir
canal
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to dry a body in order to preserve it for the afterlife
mummification
regent
polytheism
papyrus
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soil that is able to grow crops
fertile
rosetta
papyrus
famine
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What are the three pyramids of Snefru called?
the Bent Pyramid, the Red Pyramid, and the Great Pyramid
he Maidum Pyramid, the Bent Pyramid, and the Red Pyramid
the Great Pyramid, the Yellow Pyramid, and Final Pyramid
the Maidum Pyramid, the Yellow Pyramid, and the Red Pyramid
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distinguishing attribute; have as prominent attribute
feature
dike
delta
culture
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organization with a particular purpose, usually science, health, or education
economy
institute
society
mummification
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wife of Akhenaton; step-mother of King Tut
Hatshepsut
Cleopatra
Rosetta
Nefertiti
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Tut's tomb is smaller than those of other kings.
Fact
Opinion
21
The Egyptian pyramids were built as
religious temples.
traps for thieves.
grain storage.
royal tombs.
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Why did Amenhotep change his name?
The god Aten spoke to him in a dream.
The priests asked him to change his name.
The god Aten spoke to him in the desert.
The god Aten spoke to him on a mountaintop.
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Social scientists were able to decipher the hieroglyphics found on artifacts using the
Great Sphinx
Rosetta Stone
Cleopatra's Needle
pyramid at Giza
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leader in ancient Egypt
president
king
chief
pharoah
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longest river located in Egypt, Africa; flows north through desert; lifeline of ancient Egypt
Amazon
Mississippi
Nile
Congo
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What is
ba
and what form does it usually take?
It is a person's mind and it takes the form of a serpent.
It is a person's body and it takes the form of a human.
It is a person's spirit and it takes the form of a lion.
It is a person's spirit and it akes the form of a bird.
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material prepared in ancient Egypt from the stem of a water plant used to write on
papyrus
polytheism
mummification
reservoir
28
a fortress or stronghold
dike
citadel
delta
regent
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Many experts are doubtful about Reeve's theory.
Fact
Opinion
30
crown worn by the pharaoh to represent joining Upper and Lower Egypt
delta
regent
polytheism
pschent
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ancient Egyptian writing
cuneiform
mummification
hieroglyphics
papyrus
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helpful result
benefit
feature
role
social system
33
how people in a society are arranged from most powerful (leader) to least powerful (slave)
social hierarchy
pharoah
hieroglyphics
citadel
34
"Nefertiti" means "the beautiful one has come."
Fact
Opinion
35
wealth and resources of an area and how they are distributed
monotheism
feature
chapter
economy
36
someone appointed to rule if the king cannot (usually because he is too young)
pschent
citadel
delta
regent
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long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding
ditches
dikes
canals
citadels