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Ch. 3 Ancient Egypt Test Review
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1
A powerful Egyptian ruler
consul
regent
pharaoh
dynasty
2
In about 5000 B.C., farming communities appeared in both Egypt and Nubia.
False
True
3
Ancient Egyptians used symbols called textglyphs for writing.
False
True
4
A series of rulers from the same family is
cataract
regent
dynasty
pharaoh
5
The ancient Egyptians demonstrate their belief in life after death by believing in one god.
True
False
6
Religion played an important part in Egyptian life by
explaining natural events to the people.
all of the above
destroying the power of the pharaoh.
encouraging Egypt to make peace with its neighhbors.
7
In ancient Egypt, most of the people belonged to the social class of artisans and merchants.
False
True
8
How did religion affect the lives of Ancient Egyptians?
Only the pharaoh cared about the religion.
Egyptians preserved the bodies of their dead, especially the pharaoh
Religion explained the workings of nature.
Peasants had no time to worship any gods.
9
What happened when Nubians took control of trade routes by using iron weapons?
They made pyramids from metal instead of stone.
They stopped spending time growing crops.
Meroe became rich.
They grew weak and lost their land.
10
Egyptians used papyrus to make an early form of paper.
False
True
11
How did the physical geography and the Nile River affect Ancient Egypt.
The farmland along the Nile was vital to Egyptian life.
The Nile was a trade highway.
The earliest communities were built in the Lower River delta.
The Nile made the land too swampy and flooded houses close to the river.
12
The Nile River affected ancient Egyptian life by creating
rich farmland in the river valley.
a large desert.
swampland that boats used for travell.
hot winds that blew across the land.
13
Toward the end of the Old Kingdom, the government became
powerful and wealthy.
weak and divided.
a target for more empires.
bigger and more prosperous.
14
How did the desert affect the lives of Egyptians and Nubians?
It made farming difficult and the Egyptians and Nubians struggled for food.
The desert beyond protected them from attacks.
The desert's heat killed many people.
The earliest communities were built in the delta of Lower Egypt.
15
Ancient Egyptian astronomers studied the stars to predict the flooding of the Nile River.
True
False
16
A triangular-shaped building with 4 sloping sides is called a(n)_________.
pyramid
silt
cataract
dynasty
17
A strong flood or a rush of water is called a(n)__________.
flood
cataract
silt
none of the above
