I WONDER - What Did Ancient Egyptians Put In Tombs?

The video explains the Egyptian belief that tombs and their contents were essential for the afterlife. It describes how Egyptians included items like jewelry, furniture, and food in tombs, believing these would be used by the spirit. Additionally, Shabti figures, small statues representing the deceased, were included to perform tasks for them in the afterlife.

What did the Egyptians believe about the purpose of tombs?

• They were used by the spirit in the afterlife.

• They were just for decoration.

• They were used to store wealth.

• They were a place for family gatherings.

Which of the following items were commonly placed in Egyptian tombs?

• Books and scrolls

• Jewelry and furniture

• Musical instruments

• Weapons and armor

Which of the following was NOT typically included in Egyptian tombs?

• Modern technology

• Shabti figures

• Furniture

• Food

What was the purpose of including Shabti figures in tombs?

• To represent family members

• To serve as a decoration

• To perform tasks for the deceased in the afterlife

• To guard the tomb

How were Shabti figures believed to assist the deceased?

• By performing tasks in the afterlife

• By providing companionship

• By guiding them to the afterlife

• By protecting against evil spirits