Egypt Review

Multiple Choice

What are some of the key features of Ancient Egyptian architecture as seen in the pyramids?

• Use of large stone blocks

• Incorporation of columns

• Use of mud bricks

• Complex chamber for sacrifices

Multiple Select

How did farming and the Nile shape Egyptian life?

• Provided water for irrigation

• Created trade routes

• Supported a diverse ecosystem

Multiple Choice

This map shows the features of Ancient Egypt.

Which inference is supported by the information in the map?

• Major cities relied on their proximity to the river in order to

  survive.

• The geography of Egypt made establishing settlements difficult.

• Upper Egypt had greater political strength than Lower Egypt.

• The vast distance between cities made governing difficult.

Multiple Choice

How does the annual flooding of the Nile affect farmers in the Nile River Valley?

• It makes it difficult for farmers to get their crops to market.

• It enriches the soil with new nutrients carried in from upriver.

• It destroys whatever crops have not been harvested by late spring.

• It enables them to grow a crop of rice between the harvest of other crops.

Reorder

Put the social classes below in order

• Pharaoh

• Priests and the Vizier

• Merchants and Craftsmen

• Peasants

• Slaves

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2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

The ancient Egyptian practice of mummification MOST reflected a belief in

• healing rituals

• an afterlife

• technology

• education

Multiple Select

What did the discovery of King Tutankhamun's tomb teach us?

• About Egyptian life

• About Egyptian beliefs

• About ancient trade

Multiple Choice

What is the term used to describe the mixing of cultures through trade and interaction, as seen in the relationship between Ancient Egypt and its neighbors?

• Cultural diffusion

• Cultural isolation

• Cultural appropriation

• Cultural exchange