WorksheetsAncient Egypt (World Civ reading)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
silt
A. what the Egyptians called the desert surrounding their country
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
C. rich soil deposited by a river
D. what the Egyptians called their country, referring to its fertile soil
Black Land
A. what the Egyptians called the desert surrounding their country
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
C. rich soil deposited by a river
D. what the Egyptians called their country, referring to its fertile soil
Red Land
A. what the Egyptians called the desert surrounding their country
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
C. rich soil deposited by a river
D. what the Egyptians called their country, referring to its fertile soil
heiroglyphics
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
E. a writing system where pictures stand for words
G. paper-like material made from reed
mummification
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
E. a writing system where pictures stand for words
G. paper-like material made from reed
papyrus
B. the process of preserving a dead body by drying it
E. a writing system where pictures stand for words
G. paper-like material made from reed
The Egyptian Civilization developed along which river?
Tigris
Congo
Nile
Euphrates
Which Wonder of the Ancient World is still standing today?
Sphinx
Lighthouse of Alexandria
Great Pyramid of Giza
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Which Egyptian structure had the face of a human and the body of a lion?
Sphinx
Lighthouse of Alexandria
Great Pyramid of Giza
tomb of King Tut
Which continent was Ancient Egypt part of?
Africa
America
Europe
Asia
True or False: Each year the Nile River floods and creates fertile soil for farming
True
False
True or False: Papyrus was only used as a paper-like material
True
False
True or False: Egyptians built pyramids to bury their pharaohs
True
False
True or False: Egyptians believed in an afterlife
True
False
What were Egyptian pyramids made from?
stone
wood
clay
metal
