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Ancient Egypt Quiz 1- geography and class systems
Ancient Egypt Quiz 1- geography and class systems
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Ancient Egyptians wove this into baskets and roofs for their huts.
Grass
Reed
Papyrus
Spaghetti
2
People at the top of the social pyramid had fewer people and
a lower status
higher status
3
Wealthy families owned
dogs
servants
goats
4
The Delta of the Nile empties into what sea?
Red Sea
Blue Sea
Medeitteranean Sea
Sinai Peninsula
5
People at the bottom of the social pyramid had a lower status but had
greater numbers of people
less numbers of people
6
In what season did the Nile flood?
Peret (mid-October to mid-February)
Shomu (Mid-February to mid-June)
Akhet (mid-June to mid-October)
7
A person who records information
Scribe
Writer
Farmer
8
Fathers trained their sons at an early age to
take on their line of work
perform household duties
9
Although highly skilled, artisans had
high social status
little social status
10
Ancient Egyptians grew all but this crop
soy bean
barley
wheat
11
Supreme Ruler of Egypt
Peasant
Government Official
Artisan
Pharaoh
12
On what continent is Egypt located?
Africa
North America
Asia
South America
13
On the east and west sides of the Nile River valley, were these natural borders
hurricanes
other rivers
deserts
seas
14
What does
fertile
mean?
capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops
extremely hot and dry, desert-like
very fine particles of rock
bumpy
15
a symbol used in hieroglyphics, a system of writing developed around 3000 B.C.E.
letter
hieroglyph
cuneiform
16
When the waters of the NIle flooded the fields, they left behind
grass
silt
crops
17
the shape and elevation of surface features, such as mountains or deserts, of a place or region
topography
geography
Nile River
vegetation
18
The largest social class on the Egyptian social pyramid
governments officials and priests
artisans and scribes
farmers and peasants
19
Allowed farmers to grow crops further away from the Nile
canals
shadoof
basins
20
Papyrus was used to make
boats
huts and baskets
rope and paper
21
Very fine particles of rock, nutrient rich for farming
grass
silt
clay
marsh
22
depressions that could hold large amounts of water
shadoof
irrigation
basins
canals
23
Highly skilled carpenters, metalworkers, painters, sculptors and stone carvers
artisans
government officials
peasants
priests
24
A lever device that made it easier for Egyptian farmers to gather water and move to fields
canals
shadoof
basins
25
Priests were in charge of
recording information
farming
religious rituals
carrying out the pharaoh's orders
26
the plants of a place or region
irrigation
vegetation
papyrus
corn
27
Below the pharaoh on the social pyramid were
servants
government officials
priests
artisans
28
What type of water made up the Nile?
fresh water
salt water
29
Ancient Egyptian women enjoyed more freedom and rights than most which included all
except:
representing themselves in legal matters
owning land and running businesses
becoming scribes
working as doctors or priestesses
30
All Egyptians cherished
the pharaoh
serving nobles
the land
families