Ancient Egypt

(GEOGRAPHY) Read the question and the answer choices. Now, look carefully at the map. What "gift"(physical/water feature) is not labeled?

• Valley of the Kings
• Lower Egypt
• Nile River
• Upper Egypt

(ACHIEVEMENT) Which achievement of Egypt is shown in the image?

• Agriculture
• Architecture
• Arts & Crafts

(RELIGION) The Egyptians believed in many gods, such as Osiris, Isis, Horus, Seth, and many more. What is this type of religion?

• MONOtheism
• POLYtheism
• Religious

(ECONOMICS) The banks of the Nile provided more crops, such as wheat, barley, and papyrus, than the Egyptians needed. In exchange, Egyptians received the resources to make tools, build ships, and create jewelry. What is this exchange of goods called in an economy?

• trade
• irrigation
• specialization

(SOCIAL STRUCTURE) Complete the pyramid below of the Ancient Egyptian social structure.

• Pharoah
• Priest
• Peasant
• President

(GEOGRAPHY) Why does the Nile River flow from south to north, while most rivers flow north?

• It follows the sun rising and setting.
• The pyramids were in the way and caused it to flow in the opposite direction.
• Upper Egypt has higher elevation and Lower Egypt has lower elevation.
• The Pharaoh ordered the slaves to change the river's direction.

(POLITICS) Government officials assisted the pharaoh with the kingdom. These wealthy, powerful officials provided order to society. What is a job they DID NOT perform?

• FOLLOWED the pharaoh's orders
• COLLECTED taxes
• BUILT pyramids
• WROTE laws

(ACHIEVEMENTS) What is picture writing of the ancient Egyptians?

• Papyrus
• Hieroglyphics
• Cataracts

(Religion) Why did the pharaohs put their belongings in their pyramids?

• They loved to decorate the pyramid.
• They thought the gods wanted them to bring all their belongings.
• They just needed to give the slaves something to keep them busy.
• They thought they would use their belongings in the afterlife.

(Politics) What form of government did Ancient Egypt have?

• Monarchy (form of government ruled by a king or queen)
• Democracy (form of government ruled by the people)
• Theocracy (form of government ruled by religion leaders)