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Select A Team

A. Team 1B. Team 2C. Team 3D. Team 4E. Team 5

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Egypt is on the continent of

A. South AmericaB. AfricaC. AsiaD. Europe

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The name of the Egyptian writing system is…

A. HieroglyphicsB. CuniformC. ScriptD. Tally Marks

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A famous scholar unlocked the mystery of Egyptian writing by decoding…

A. A papyrus scrollB. The Rosetta

StoneC. A Cave PaintingD. Tut’s Tomb

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Instead of pyramids, many pharaohs were buried in tombs located in…

A. MemphisB. The Nile DeltaC. CairoD. The Valley of

the Kings

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The Egyptian practice of worshiping many different gods is…

A. DeismB. MonotheismC. AtheismD. Polytheism

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The collection of poems, spells, and incantations used by Egyptians to move on to a happy afterlife is the…

A. Book of the DeadB. Arabian NightsC. Rosetta StoneD. Papyrus Scroll

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A farmer, a merchant, and an artists were all part of the…

A. Upper ClassB. Middle ClassC. Lower ClassD. Royal Family

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The Head Priest, Chief Commander of the Army, High Officials, and Nobles belong to the…

A. Upper ClassB. Middle ClassC. Lower ClassD. Royal Family

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These included papyrus goods, building stones, and grains.

A. ImportsB. ExportsC. GrainsD. Building

Materials

Imports

Exports

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This was the largest building of its kind ever build. It was built by King Khufu.

A. SphinxB. The Great

Pyramid of GizaC. Field of ReedsD. Temples

Sphinx

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This is the season when the Nile floods to its highest level. During this season the farmers help with building and trade expeditions since they cannot work in the fields.

A. InundationB. EmergenceC. Harvest

Inundation

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This is the season when the waters of the Nile begin to recede. This is the time for planting seeds and planning for crops

A. InundationB. EmergenceC. Harvest

Inundation

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This is the season when all the crops were picked. Usually there was a great festival to celebrate the year’s plentiful bounty.

A. InundationB. EmergenceC. Harvest

Inundation

Emerg

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Harvest

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This was one of the most important crops in Egypt. It grew in the waters of the Nile and could be made into paper, sandals, and mats.

A. FlaxB. PapyrusC. BeansD. Barley

Flax

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All high ranking jobs in Egypt required reading and writing. Boys trained to obtain this position in society.

A. PharaohB. PriestC. ArtisanD. Scribe

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Egyptians believed in a happy afterlife after they died. In order to preserve their body, the bodies were…

A. BuriedB. BurnedC. MummifiedD. Worshiped

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Burned

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Part of preserving the body involved saving some of the internal organs. These organs were placed in animal shaped jars called…

A. ShrinesB. SarcophagusC. CanopicsD. Pyramids

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phagus

Canopics

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After being wrapped in linen and placed in coffins, the dead body would be placed in a…

A. ShrineB. SarcophagusC. Canopic JarD. Pyramid

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Which Cardinal Direction does the Nile River Flow?

A. NorthB. SouthC. EastD. West

NorthSo

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Hieroglyphs had approximately _____ symbols.

A. 800B. 300C. 1,100D. 26

800 3001,10

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Why would an Egyptian pharaoh wear a double crown?

A. To show of his wealth

B. To show the union between Upper and Lower Egypt

C. To make a fashion statement

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A triangular shape of fertile land where Lower Egypt is located.

A. IrrigationB. SurplusC. DeltaD. Dynasty

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Dynasty

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What body of water does the Nile River empty into?

A. Indian OceanB. Red SeaC. Lake TurkanaD. Mediterranean

Sea

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He was the first to unite Upper and Lower Egypt.

A. SnefruB. KhufuC. TutD. Menes

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Names of pharaoh’s and Kings were written in these.

A. Canopic JarsB. CartoucheC. PapyrusD. Cataracts

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Rapids in the Nile River

A. CartoucheB. DeltaC. CataractD. Silt

Carto

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Delta

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Measurement from the elbow to the thumb.

A. CataractB. KushC. NomeD. Cubit

Catara

ctKush

NomeCubit

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Controlling of river to bring water to crops.

A. IrrigationB. InundationC. SiltD. Unification

Irriga

tion

Inundation Silt

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Bringing together of Upper and Lower Egypt.

A. EconomyB. InundationC. UnificationD. Lotus

Economy

Inundation

Unification

Lotu

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Which of the following was not one of the “Gifts of the Nile?”

A. Fertile SoilB. Drinking WaterC. PyramidsD. Transportation

and TradeE. Building

MaterialsFe

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He helped unify Upper and Lower Egypt.

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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He tried to bring monotheism to Egypt

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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She was the first female pharaoh and ruled longer than any other women

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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She unified Egypt and Rome

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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He was responsible for the building of the Great Pyramids at Giza

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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He was the boy pharaoh

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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One of the greatest Pharaohs. He built many temples and statues to Ra and himself.

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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Great Pharaoh under whom Egypt reached its peak of power.

A. HatshepsutB. TutankhamunC. Ramses IID. MenesE. CleopatraF. AkhenatenG. AhmoseH. Khufu

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Sun god who is considered to be the father of the kings of Egypt.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

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The Goddess of law, order, balance, and truth.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

Isis

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Thoth

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Fertility God and Judge of the Dead

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

Isis

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Maat Ra

Ptah

Thoth

Anubis

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Protector of the dead and revered for her magical powers.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

Isis

Osiris

Maat Ra

Ptah

Thoth

Anubis

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God of the Scribes and Knowledge.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

Isis

Osiris

Maat Ra

Ptah

Thoth

Anubis

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The God of Creation.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

Isis

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Maat Ra

Ptah

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Anubis

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God of cemeteries and embalming. Guardian of the land of the dead.

A. IsisB. OsirisC. MaatD. RaE. PtahF. ThothG. Anubis

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Ptah

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The belief in many gods

A. MonotheismB. Polytheism

Monoth

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Polytheism

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The belief in one god.

A. MonotheismB. Polytheism

Monoth

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Who was at the bottom of the social pyramid.

A. PharaohB. MerchantsC. FarmersD. SlavesE. PriestsF. Scribes

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