WorksheetsFOC: Egypt Review
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 13hrs 0mins
Gods were associated with one or more species of animals
True
False
What is Zoomorphism?
A god's costume
An animal having the form of a deity
A deity having the form of an animal
A spirit having a form of an animal
What are associated with animal cults?
Gods and Goddesses
Sacrificing animals to step pyramids
Mummification of animals to please the gods
What happened if you murdered a cat?
Execution
A process of being hated by everyone
The cat's spirit will rise to give you a life of misfortune.
Nothing
Shaven eyebrows are a sign of mourning for a cat
True
False
What is NOT an example of a sacred animal?
Scarab Beetles
Cats
Jackals
Goats
Who is Sobek?
God of the Zambezi River; Head of a hippo
God of the Limpopo River; Head of a snake
God of the Nile River, waters and marshes; Head of a crocodile
God of the Congo River; head of a falcon
Who is Khepri?
God of the sun's movement and rebirth; Head of a scarab beetle
God of the moon's movement and death; Head of a vulture
God of the Earth's movement; Head of a baboon
God of Mars's movement; Head of a cow
What type of religion did Egypt have?
monotheistic
monistic
polytheistic
What does Amun-Ra rule over?
moon and tides
sun and wind
the underworld
the afterlife
Does Hathor rule over truth and justice?
True
False, she rules over motherhood and fertility
What is associated with Osiris?
God of the Dead
God of Magic
God of Creation
Ruler of the Underworld
What does Aten rule over? (Introduced by Akhenaten)
A sun disk
A moon disk
A galaxy disk
An optical disc
Select the statements that are accurate to Egyptian society
Highest: Pharaohs and other religious officials
Middle: Scribes, Soldiers, and Craftsmen
Bottom: Farmers and Slaves
Even Lower: Serfs and Peasants
Farmers and Craftsmen are examples of __________ jobs
difficult
cool
common
stupid
Were children viewed as gifts?
True
False
Doctors were mostly _______
men
women
attack helicopters
giraffes
What were diseases seen as?
Gifts from the gods
Disappointment from the gods
Punishments from the gods
Petty anger from the gods
What was Kenbet?
The national court; They deal with misdemeanors
The judicial court; They deal with death sentences
The local court; They deal with minor offences
The ultimate court; They deal with everything because they're the best court
Amun deals with minor offences
True
False (He deals with major offences)
Select all techniques that apply to Egyptian sculpture
The sculpture is carved
Wall reliefs are raised and sunken
The statues are three dimensional
The statues look pretty
When did Egyptians begin to carve?
circa 44 BCE
circa 426 BCE
circa 1496 AD
circa 4500 BCE
Who was one of the few famous sculptors?
Phidias
Donatello
Thutmose
Brancusi
What's Thutmose's most famous work?
The Bust of Akhentan
The Bust of Nefertiti
The Bust of Horus
The Bust of Hathor
Select all of the following that are characteristics of Egyptian sculpture.
Rigid structure
Neutral and emotionless expressions
Hyper realistic humans
Chiseled features
Which temple is dedicated to Amun?
Temple of Edu
Temple of Kom Ombo
Luxor Temple
Ramesseum
Which of the following does not apply to the Karnak temple?
It's a city of many temples
The largest religious building ever made
Dedicated to the Theban triad of Amun, Mut and Khonsu
A large interior space whose roof is supported by colums
Why did Ramses III (2nd pharaoh of the 20th dynasty) build the Medinet Habu temple?
Ramses III wanted another temple
Ramses III wanted to do mortuary rituals
Ramses III made for Amun
Ramses III wanted to brag to the Arabs that he has more temples
Which god and goddesses were represented in the Temple of Kom Ombo?
Sobek (Southern part)
Haoeris (older form of Horus; Northern part)
Tasonetonofret (a special form of Hathor; Northern part)
Amun Ra (Western part)
Select all of the following that associate with Abu Simbel Temples?
Ramses II wanted more temples :D
Constructed by Ramses II
Sun rays would light three statues in the temple
Which temple is dedicated to Ramses II's father?
The Mortuary Temple of Seti I
The Temple of Aten
Temple of Edu
Temple of King Tut
Where is the Nile River located?
Southeast Africa
Northeast Africa
Southwest Africa
Northwest Africa
Select all that apply to the Nile River
In Circa 5,000 years ago Egyptians relied on the Nile for water, food, and transportation
Starts in Uganda
Provided fertile land
River flooded every August; The river currently no longer floods
What is not true about the Nile River?
The Nile River is the shortest river in the world
White Nile (starts in South Sudan) is a tributary
Blue Nile (starts in Ethiopia) is another tributary
Egyptians worshiped the Nile for the god, Hapi
Why was the Sphinx built?
To commemorate, Khufu, the father of Khafre
To commemorate Akhenaten
To commemorate Horus
To commemorate Hathor
Select the two main beliefs of the Sphinx?
Khafre
Djedefre
Menakure
Khufu
When was the Sphinx carved?
1 BC
2300 BC
2500 BC
45 AD
What god is the original Sphinx associated with with?
Osiris
Horus
Hapi
Mut
Which dynasty was Khafre the ruler of?
3rd dynasty
2nd dynasty
4th dynasty
1st dynasty
The Dream Steele showed Thutmose's conversation the Sphinx about restoring the statue and that he would be pharaoh
True
False
Which id the oldest and largest of the Pyramids of Giza?
Pyramid of Khufu
Pyramid of Djoser
Pyramid of Khafre
Pyramid of Menakure
Which statement is true about Pyramids?
They are massive monuments to symbolize ideas; and they were made of limestone
They are small monuments; They are made of granite
They are medium sized monuments; They are made of marble
When were the Pyramids built?
between 2700- 2200 BCE
between 3000- 2500 BCE
between 3200- 2700 BCE
Which statements explain why the Pyramids were built?
Tombs for the pharaohs
To keep the king's majesty intact after their death
The pharaohs wanted fame after their death
The cats wanted them to be built.
Where were organs placed during mummification?
Vases
Canopic Jars
Ziploc Bags
Lunchboxes
The idea of mummification is to prepare for the afterlife
True
False
Who was mummified?
Pharaohs
Common people that had cash
Nobody, mummification is for snobby people
Who made mummies?
Rich people
Embalmers
Spirits
Stupid people
The hieroglyphic alphabets used symbols to represent what?
Words
Letters
Ideas
A dead language
Similar to cuneiform, hieroglyphics are __________
Scriptic
Pictograms
Dead Languages
What are the 3 languages on the Rosetta Stone?
Demonic, Greek, and Hieroglyphs
Arabic, Maltese, and Cuneiform
Hebrew, Greek, and Latin
French, Spanish, and Portuguese
The rise of what religion led to the downfall of hieroglyphics?
Islam
Zoroastrianism
Judaism
Christianity
