Tutankhamun Quiz

What does the treasure reveal about Tut as a ruler?

• He was just a boy king.

• He was a warrior king.

• He was a weak ruler.

• He was uninterested in governance.

What items were found with Tut that indicated his role in warfare?

• 2 chariots, 3 throw sticks

• 6 chariots, 7 throw sticks

• 1 chariot, 5 throw sticks

• 4 chariots, 2 throw sticks

What was the dagger found with Tut made from?

• Gold

• Silver

• Iron from meteorite

• Bronze

What method was used to study the dagger found with Tut?

• Chemical analysis

• Non-destructive X-ray analysis

• Visual inspection

• Carbon dating

What did the gold fragments from the chariots reveal?

• They were used for trade.

• They were part of golden panels for decoration.

• They were used as currency.

• They were part of a weapon.

What stories do the images on the chariots tell?

• Stories of Tut's childhood

• Stories of Tut as a leader in search of power

• Stories of Tut's family

• Stories of Tut's travels

What kind of patterns are seen in the images on the chariots?

• Geometric patterns

• Spiral patterns

• Linear patterns

• Circular patterns

Where did the spiral patterns on the chariots originate from?

• Egypt

• Greece

• Syria and the Near East

• Rome

What does the presence of sophisticated armor suggest about Tut?

• He was a peaceful ruler.

• He was a skilled warrior.

• He was uninterested in warfare.

• He was a diplomat.

What does the term 'puppet ruler' imply about Tut's rule?

• He was a strong and independent ruler.

• He was controlled by others.

• He was a wise and experienced ruler.

• He was a feared and respected ruler.