4.3 Egyptian Innovations

Based on the Ancient Egyptian Architecture reading, which of the following statements is true?

Which statement best explains why Tut's tomb was filled with so many different items from everyday Egyptian life?

Which statement best explains why Tutankhamen’s tomb was special?

Which of these devices from today is most similar to something that an ancient Egyptian merchant would have used?

Archaeologists who have studied X-rays of mummies have concluded that ancient Egyptian doctors could do which procedure?

Area of science dealing with the positions and structures of different parts of the body

What were ancient Egyptians able to do as a result of the invention of papyrus?

Which statement shows how modern science has taught us more about King Tut?

Like his father, King Tut only allowed people to worship one god.

What did the tradition of mummifying the dead give ancient Egyptian doctors?

What is one method doctors tried during trial and error?

Which type of Egyptian structure did Imhotep design?

What Egyptian belief influenced the European idea of the divine right of kings?

A picture that represents an idea or word

Which of these ancient Egyptians would have made almost daily use of papyrus?

Egyptian doctors were sent to teach in Greece and other places around the Mediterranean Sea

In addition to food, wine, and musical instruments, what other leisure items were found in King Tut’s tomb?

What makes a pyramid, like the Pyramids of Gaza, a “true” pyramid?

How did architects in ancient Egypt determine a standard length for a cubit?

What did the items found in Tutankhamen’s tomb tell us about the Egyptians?

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