Red Pyramid end of book Quiz

Ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses: Who is the god of the afterlife in Ancient Egyptian mythology?

• Horus

• Anubis

• Isis

• Osiris

Ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses: Which goddess is associated with motherhood and fertility in Ancient Egyptian mythology?

• Horus

• Anubis

• Isis

• Osiris

The Red Pyramid's magical elements: What magical ability does Sadie possess in the book?

• She can control the weather with her mind

• She possesses the ability to channel the power of the goddess Isis

• She can turn invisible at will

• She can speak to animals using telepathy

The Red Pyramid's magical elements: What is the significance of the red pyramid in the story?

• It is a tourist attraction in the story

• It is a symbol of peace and harmony in the story

• It is the location of the final battle and the ultimate showdown between the forces of good and evil.

• It is where the main characters find a hidden treasure

Set's role as the antagonist: What is Set's ultimate goal in the story?

• To overthrow the other gods and rule over the world

• To retire and live a peaceful life away from the world

• To help the other gods maintain peace and harmony

• To become a loyal servant of the other gods

Set's role as the antagonist: How does Set try to prevent the Kane siblings from stopping him?

• Set sends monsters and demons to attack them, manipulates their surroundings, and uses his powers to create obstacles.

• Set becomes friends with the Kane siblings

• Set helps the Kane siblings in their quest

• Set gives the Kane siblings valuable information

The final battle at the Red Pyramid: Who ultimately defeats Set in the final battle?

• Anubis

• Horus

• Isis

• Osiris

The final battle at the Red Pyramid: What role do the gods play in the final battle?

• No role at all

• Causing chaos and confusion

• Support and guidance

• Active participation in the battle

Themes of family and loyalty: How do the Kane siblings demonstrate their loyalty to each other throughout the story?

• Competing against each other and trying to outdo one another

• Betraying each other for personal gain

• Supporting each other in their quest, risking their lives to save one another, and making sacrifices for the well-being of the family.

• Ignoring each other's needs and well-being

Themes of family and loyalty: What is the importance of family in the resolution of the story?

• The characters find strength and support from their enemies instead of their family

• Family provides support and strength for the characters to resolve the story's conflicts.

• Family is completely irrelevant to the resolution of the story

• Family causes more conflicts and makes the resolution harder