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6th Grade Ancient Egypt Test Review
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1
In which continent is Egypt located?
South America
Africa
Asia
Europe
2
Who is the "boy king" who is best known for the discovery of his tomb?
Amenhotep
Tutankhamen
Ahmose
3
During this kingdom the capital was moved to Thebes. It was a golden age of prosperity.
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
4
Who is the female pharaoh who was more interested in trade expansion than in conquest?
Nefertiti
Hatshepsut
5
The Nile River empties into the
Red Sea to the east
Mediterranean Sea to the north
6
What two bodies of water join to form the Nile River?
Blue Nile and White Nile
Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyka
Tigris and Euphrates rivers
Red Sea and Dead Sea
7
Travel on the Nile was important to the economy of ancient Egypt because it allowed
soldiers to protect the land
farmers to grow crops
tradesmen to travel faster to get necessary resources
8
Upper Egypt is south (below) Lower Egypt.
True
False
9
What part of Egypt's economy most relied on fertile land in the delta and along the Nile?
farming
trade
taxes
10
A triangular chart showing the rank of people in a society is called a
social pyramid
triangle of classes
11
The ancient Egyptians believed in many gods and goddesses, so they were
monotheistic
polytheistic
12
The flat, triangular-shaped fertile land made of silt deposited by the mouth of a river.
plain
dessert
delta
savanna
13
What big city is the on the tip of the Nile Delta?
Ur
Memphis
Sinai
Aswan
14
Around 3200BC who controlled Egypt?
Wealthy fishermen
Merchants
Wealthy farmers
Priests
15
Osiris controlled the..
War
Magic
Afterlife
Sun
16
Which Egyptian king was buried in the Great Pyramid in Giza near the modern city of Cairo?
Menes
Ramses II
Khufu
17
Ancient Egyptian kings were called
nomarchs
pharaohs
18
What happened to the Nile every year from July to October?
the annual flooding
silt disappeared
it dried up
19
Egypt expanded during this period under rulers like Hatshepsut, Thutmose III, and Ramses II.
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
20
Power in ancient Egypt was passed down from father to son to grandson, so the government was a
theocracy
monarchy
dynasty
21
A body wrapped in long strips of linen is called a
artisan
pharaoh
mummy
priest
22
Whose reign began the New Kingdom of Egypt after he led an uprising that drove out the Hyksos?
Ahmose
Amenhotep
Tut
23
The pharaoh collected a portion of farmers' crops, artisans' goods, and days of work as
farming
trade
taxes
24
Ramses was a great...
Warrior
Father
Artist
Scribe
25
The ancient Egyptian writing system of symbols used for objects, ideas, and/or sounds is
Hebrew
demotic script
hieroglyphics
26
What part of Egypt's economy relied on travel on the Nile to gain resources such as gold?
farming
trade
taxes
27
Which king unified Upper and Lower Egypt?
Ramses II
Amenhotep
Menes
Khufu
28
About 1473 B.C. this queen (who was married to King Thutmose II) became pharaoh.
Hatshepsut
Cleopatra
Neferttiti
29
Lower Egypt is
south of Upper Egypt
north of Upper Egypt
west of the Mediterranean Sea
east of the Red Sea
30
This is when cities were built, a strong government established, and the Great Pyramid built.
Middle Kingdom
Old Kingdom
New Kingdom
31
What nickname was Egypt given?
Gift of the Nile
Big River
Fertile Soil area
32
A stone structure built as a tomb for a pharaoh is called a
battering ram
catacomb
pyramid
social class
33
What is the name of the 4,000 mile long body of water that flows through Egypt?
Red Sea
Nile River
34
All ancient Egyptian rulers were male.
True
False
35
Which statement is true?
Upper Egypt had more fertile land than Lower Egypt.
Lower Egypt had more fertile land than Upper Egypt.
Upper Egypt - the delta area - had the best farmland.
Lower Egypt had the best farmland. It was in the south.
36
What helped historians learn more about Ancient Egypt?
Hieroglyphics
The Rosetta Stone
Pyramids
The Sphinx
37
Egypt's location provided a stable diet and
Better land for temples to be built
Upper and Lower Egypt
a good place to burry mummies
Natural barriers to protect from invasion
38
Being able to grow a surplus of crops helped civilization to begin because
people had enough food to eat and stay in one place
it allowed people to specialize in other jobs
both choices are correct
39
Ancient Egyptians harvested this reed plant to make things such as paper.
cucumbers
papyrus
wheat
barley
40
In order to protect a body from decomposing, the ancient Egyptians invented a process called
tomb burials
embalming (or mummification)
41
The ancient Egyptians studied the Book of the Dead because they believed in an afterlife.
False
True
42
The annual floods were important to forming civilization because
all choices are correct
silt fertilized the land
water irrigated crops
farmers were able grow a surplus of crops