Egypt Mummification and Afterlife

Like the Mesopotamians, the Egyptians worshipped many different gods. This is called _____________________.

• Many god worship

• Aleutranism

• Monotheism

• Polytheism

The Egyptians believed that after they died, they would live a _______________ life in the Afterlife.

• more difficult

• happier

• hard-working

• nightmarish

Egyptians believed they would need their body in the Afterlife. In order to prepare for this, they would ____________________________.

• have themselves terrified

• have themselves transmogrified

• have themselves mummified

• have themselves modified

Egyptians, preparing for the Afterlife, would often buy a scroll called ________________________.

• 'The Book of the Dead.'

• 'The Book of the Afterlife.'

• 'The Big Afterlife Scroll.'

• 'The Papyrus of Thoth.'

The Book of the Dead contained instructions about how to get safely through the first part of the Afterlife, with _________________ to use against demons and monsters.

• weapons

• songs

• spells

• powerful poems

Once they got through all the monsters, an Egyptian would reach _________________________.

• the Hall of Judgement.

• the Canyon of Lost Things

• the Land of Two Fields

• the Magic Pyramid

In the Hall of Judgement, the person's ___________________ would be weighed. It had to weigh exactly the same as a feather!

• brain

• soul

• heart

• liver

If the heart passed the feather test, the person would be admitted to a pleasant Afterlife. If they failed, they would be __________________________.

• reincarnated as a duck

• eaten by the goddess Ammit, who resembled a crocodile

• given another chance

• thrown down the Hole of Infinity