Who Was King Tut ? Quiz

King Tut was 10 years old when he was expected to rule the empire. Who did the real power lay with since he was to young to rule?

• King Tut's Father

• Tut's vizer, or chief minister

• King Tut

• Amenhoteps

The lands under Egypt's control had to pay tribute. How would the Egyptians pay their tributes.

• trade with other countries

• money

• land

• riches, gold, cedar wood

Why was King Tut famous?

• he was young

• he was a famous King

• what they found in his tomb

• his vizier

Every person, even the pharaoh, had to pass a test. What was the test they had to take?

• brain pulled out by a hook

• heart and lungs pulled out

• Body parts stored in canopic jars.

• heart and feather balanced on a scale

Why was King Tut's tomb carved deep into the Valley of the Kings?

• to keep him mummified

• to make it easy to find

• for the afterlife

• to hide from theives robbing the tomb

Match the following

• Hatshepsut

• A way to preserve a body during Egyptian times.

• Real power lay with Tut's vizier or chief minister.

• A place where the spirit would continue to enjoy all the same pleasures as before.

• Priest job was to make King Tuts body into a mummy.

• King Tut

• Mummification

• Women who became pharoah.

• Afterlife

• Priests would remove the lungs, liver, stomach and intestines.

Egyptians learned how to preserve a dead body. They wanted the body to last for as long as possible. What they did was to

• to bury the body

• dry out the dead body

• make into another person

• was like leather

King Tut's spirit would need his heart in the afterlife. So it would stay in his body. The priest would remove

• heart, lungs, liver, stomach and intestines

• brain, lungs, liver, stomach and intestines

• lungs and liver

• lungs, liver, stomach and intestines

Which river flows through Egypt?

• Euphrates

• Tigiris

• Ohio river

• Nile

Why did King Tut's vizier have more power than King Tut?

• he was to young

• he died young

• his father was the King

• he was very sick