Egyptian Religion

A huge building with four sloping triangular-shaped walls, also serving as a tomb, is a __________.

• pyramid
• mummy
• religion
• pharaoh

Life after death is called _____________.

• afterlife
• religion
• mummy
• tomb

A dead body preserved in lifelike condition is called a _____________.

• mummy
• daddy
• Cleopatra
• sphinx

 ____________ was an important part of daily Egyptian life.

• Religion
• Mummy
• Mummification
• Giza

Religion was the way people explained the workings of ______________ .

• nature and daily events

• eating
• the dead
• gardening

Before entering the afterlife, Egyptian spirits would have to travel throughout the

• Nile River

• underworld

• netherworld

• field of reeds

All Egyptians worshipped principal gods but different parts of Egypt had their own special _______.

• gods
• mummies
• bananas
• afterlives

Many gods were shown as humans with ___________ heads.

• animal
• mummy 
• banana
• two

The souls of the dead needed their ___________ or they would not survive in the afterlife.

• possessions they had enjoyed in life 
• friends
• medicine
• mummies and daddies

The bodies of important people and especially royalty were the ones who were ____________.

• mummified
• frozen
• cremated
• made into gods