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Ancient Egypt Test Review Red 6
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29. Which choice shows the correct order of Egyptian social classes from highest to lowest?
Royalty/high priests, peasants, artisans, professionals, & nobles
Royalty/high priests, nobles, professionals, artisans, & peasants
Artisans, professionals, peasants, royalty/high priests, & nobles
Peasants, royalty/high priests, nobles, artisans, & professionals
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19. What helped archeologists decipher hieroglyphics?
the Sphinx
the Code of Hammurabi
the discovery of the Rosetta Stone
the inner chamber of the pyramids
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10. When a child is too young to rule, this person rules in his/her place
prince or princess
substitute king
god or goddess
regent
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1. a powerful Egyptian ruler
dynasty
regent
pharaoh
artisan
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2. Egyptians used reeds to make an early form of paper called __________.
cataract
silt
papyrus
code
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5. fast flowing water or a waterfall on the Nile
cataract
silt
sediment
rapids
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27. What type of religion did the Ancient Egyptians believe in?
Monotheistic
Christian
Muslim
Polytheistic
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6. a life after death
afterlife
mummification
spirit world
burial
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28. Which pharaoh's tomb was discovered by Howard Carter, and taught us about Ancient Egypt?
Khufu
King Tut
Cleopatra
Amenhotep
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25. Which 2 resources were most important to Kush (Nubia)?
ivory and wild animal hides
copper and bronze
iron and gold
incense and feathers
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12. Most Egyptians were ____________.
priests
artisans
peasants
government officials
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26. What helped Nubia (Kush) become a wealthy trading center?
Nubia's skill in buidling ships
Nubia's ability to communicate with neighboring civilizations
Its location between Egypt and Central Africa
Its skillful trading and mathematical practices
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8. Burial places for Egyptian rulers
burial chambers
monuments
mausoleums
pyramids
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7. Fine soil found at the bottom of rivers
river banks
silt
sand
mud
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13. Egyptian life was centered around religion because ________________.
it helped their relationship with neighboring empires
it helped them understand natural events
it comforted them when they were sad
they believed gods had human qualities
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16. Who was Egypt's first woman pharaoh?
Hatshepsut
Menes
Amenhotep
Cleopatra
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22. How many years did the Egyptian Empire exist?
900 years
3,000 years
6 centuries
1,000 years
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24. Which pharaoh unified Upper and Lower Egypt?
Menes
Ramses
King Tut
Thutmose
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20. Who was Egypt's last pharaoh?
Cleopatra
Ptolemy
King Tutankhamen
Ceasarion
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18. Which pharaoh built the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Sphinx?
Menes
King Tut
Khufu
Hatshepsut
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17. Which pharaoh tried to make Egypt's religion monotheistic?
Menes
King Tut
Khufu
Amenhotep (also known as Akhenaton)
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15. Why did the Egyptians preserve the bodies of their dead?
They believed in many gods and goddesses.
They believed that dead people continued living in the afterlife.
They did not believe in burying their dead underground.
They wanted to protect them from their god Anubis.
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21. Cleopatra tried to convince ___________ to help her get the throne back from her brother.
Octavian
Ptolemy
Caesar
Mark Antony
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23. The Kingdom of Kush (Nubia) was located __________ of Egypt.
east
south
north
west
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11. Why was the Nile so important to the Ancient Egyptians?
When it flooded and receded, it left behind mineral-rich silt.
It gave the Egyptians protection from their enemies.
It was beautiful and many people sat by it in awe.
It provided bathing and cleaning opportunities.
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4. Fan-shaped plain at the mouth of a river where it meets the ocean or sea
tributary
flood plain
origin
delta
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9. rulers from the same family
dynasty
royalty
emperors
kings and queens
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14. Egyptian astronomers predicted the flooding of the Nile by _______________.
counting the number of days each month
watching the stars
asking the priests and the gods
using sophisticated math calculations
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3. a scientist who studies the stars and other objects in the sky.
biologist
astrologer
astronomer
archeologist