Egypt Lesson 2

A title given to a king or ruler in Egypt's New Kingdom who was considered a living god.

• god king

• master

• king

• pharaoh

King Menes brought together lower and upper Egypt in a process called ...

• justification

• unification

• contemplation

• multiplication

An ancient form of Egyptian writing that used about 700 symbols to identify words, ideas and sounds, which became an important part of record keeping.

• demotic

• cuneiform

• hieroglyphics

• cave paintings

Egyptians prepared the dead bodies of Pharaohs and nobility for burial by embalming and wrapping them with cloth. This process took about 70 days.

• burial

• mummifcation

• cremation

The way a civilization uses and manages its resources (money)

• economy

• venmo

• oil

The time and place that Ancient Egyptians believed waited for them after their death

• laterlife

• afterlife

• lifeline

• it's a wonderful life

The first Pharaoh who wore a double crown showing his unification and rule of upper and lower Egypt

• Menes

• Tut

• Hatshepsut

• Zozer

The white crown ruled upper Egypt and the red crown ruled lower Egypt. The double crown showed the unification of both upper and lower Egypt. Worn by King Menes

• single crown

• red crown

• white crown

• double crown

Found in France, this artifact contained a prayer written in three languages - Greek, demotic and hieroglyphics, which helped to unlock the mystery of the Egyptian language.

• Rosetta Stone

• Rosetta Brick

• Rosetta Rock

• Rose Gold

The Egyptians had a belief in many gods including the sun god Ra, which is called ...

• monotheism

• atheism

• polytheism