M4: L2: Ancient Egypt: Old Kingdom (p. 110-116)

How did the belief in the pharaoh as both king and god influence Egyptian government during the Old Kingdom?

• It led to a democracy
• It created a theocracy
• It resulted in anarchy
• It produced a military dictatorship

What was the purpose of mummification in ancient Egyptian culture?

• To prevent disease
• To preserve the body for the afterlife
• To honor the gods
• To display wealth

How did trade impact the development of the Old Kingdom?

• It led to isolation
• It caused economic decline
• It brought new resources and wealth
• It had no significant impact

What role did social classes play in Old Kingdom Egypt?

• They were non-existent
• They helped maintain order
• They caused constant rebellion
• They were frequently changed

Why were pyramids built in ancient Egypt?

• As houses for the living
• As tombs for pharaohs
• As marketplaces
• As military fortresses

What does the term 'ka' refer to in ancient Egyptian beliefs?

• A type of food
• A life force that existed after death
• A building material
• A social class

How did religion shape daily life in Old Kingdom Egypt?

• It had no impact
• It influenced government and social structure
• It was forbidden
• It only affected the poor

What does the construction of the pyramids reveal about ancient Egyptian technology?

• They had no advanced technology
• They possessed sophisticated engineering skills
• They relied entirely on slave labor
• They used modern machinery

Who was Khufu and why is he significant?

• A farmer who led a rebellion
• The most famous pharaoh of the Old Kingdom
• A foreign invader
• The inventor of hieroglyphics

How did the Egyptians' belief in the afterlife influence their culture?

• It had no effect
• It led to the development of preservation techniques and elaborate burial practices
• It caused them to fear death
• It made them ignore the present life