Karnak Temple

The Kamak Temple was built over a period of ​ (a)   years from ​ (b)   . The temple was dedicated to the gods​ (c)   . This was a place of ​ (d)   for 2000 years. It is the ​ (e)   largest religious building in the world about 2000 acres.

• 2000
• 2055 BCE - 100 AD
• Amon, Mutt and Khonsu
• pilgrimage
• second
• first
• 3000
• 6000 BCE - 200 AD
• Khufu, Khufre and Menkaure
• safe place

The First pylon was the​ (a)   to be built and was the main ​ (b)   into the Karnak temple. It was never completed and is​ (c)   . ​ (d)   brick ramps were used to build it. The​ (e)   were headed sphinxes that lead to the pylon.

• last
• undercoated
• Mud
• avenue of Ram
• entrance
• first
• exit
• Clay
• unfinished
• avenue of Khufu

In the Great Court there were statues of​ (a)   that were wearing a double​ (b)   of the​ (c)   Egypt. The wall is badly​ (d)   and the original height of the wall is​ (e)   .

• Ramesses II
• crown
• upper/lower
• damaged
• unknown
• Khaufre
• necklace
• lower
• mislabled
• 250 AD

The Ramesses III Chapel was a​ (a)   built by Ramesses III. This was the first court lined with (b)   statues of the King. The​ (c)   side statues wear​ (d)   crown of the south. The coast side statues wear the ​ (e)   crown of the north.

• shrine
• astride
• west
• red
• white
• church
• east
• black
• yellow
• limestone

Hypostyle Hall is the (a)   room of any religious building in the world. It has ​ (b)   gigantic stone columns. There is still (c)   that can be seen. The hall was built by​ (d)   . The southern wing was drawings of (e)   are on the walls and columns that were inscribed by Ramesses II, III, IV and VI.

• largest
• 134
• paint
• battles
• Seti
• smallest
• 205
• bugs
• Khafre

​ (a)   was named by Tuthmosis as the "most splendid of monuments". The (b)   was originally flanked by ​ (c)   statues of the king in a festival costume. The chambers had water​ (d)   that dripped to measure the passage of ​ (e)   .

• Festival Hall of Tuthmosis III
• entrance
• clocks
• hours
• two
• door
• tunnels
• four
• days

The Sacred Lake is the largest of its kind and dug by ​ (a)   in ​ (b)   . It was lined with stone walls and stairways that descended in the ​ (c)   . It was used for ritual​ (d)   and navigation. It was home to the sacred geese of​ (e)   .

• Tuthmosis III
• 1473 - 1458 BCE
• water
• washing
• Amun
• mountain
• cleansing
• Ba
• 1550-1559 AD

The local guides tell tourists that if you ​ (a)   around the ​ (b)   ​ (c)   times, you will have good​ (d)   . You don't ever want to tell your​ (e)   .

• walk
• scarab beetle
• seven
• luck
• wish
• run
• ankh
• thirteen
• health

Thutmose III Pylon is the​ (a)   pylon. It shows Thutmose III wearing a​ (b)   crown and ​ (c)   his enemies with a club. It lists the​ (d)   Palestinian towns conquered during his first campaigns. There are two badly damaged​ (e)   that sit in the front.

• seventh
• red
• smiting
• 119
• colossi
• fifth
• white
• 220
• sphinxs

The temple of ​ (a)   was believed to draw out evil ​ (b)   . It was built by
Ramesses II. Khonsu was the son of ​ (c)   . He was a moon god with a ​ (d)   head wearing a crescent moon headdress. It is sometimes represented by a​ (e)   .

• Khonsu
• spirits
• Amun and Mutt
• falcon
• baboon
• eyes
• alligator
• cat
• Isis and Osiris