WorksheetsEgypt Review
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 46mins
What is the world's longest river?
Amazon
Euphrates
Nile
Mississippi
What did Egyptians use to make their homes?
animal hides
mud bricks
stone
concrete
What word describes ancient Egyptian religion?
positive
monotheistic
polytheistic
simple
What process was supposed to help people use their bodies after death?
harvesting
embalming
bartering
irrigation
A. A body is washed in Natron
B. A body is wrapped up in bandages.
C. A body's internal organs are removed.
Where was the only place in Egypt where people could live?
south of the 1st cataract of the Nile
in the Nile Delta region
near the Mediterranean Sea
along the Nile River
Which geographical feature could best hold off invading armies?
hills
the Mediterranean Sea
rivers
deserts
Which sea is immediately north of Egypt?
the Red Sea
the Dead Sea
the Mediterranean Sea
the Caspian Sea
Which sea was immediately east of Egypt?
the Mediterranean Sea
the Red Sea
the Black Sea
the White Sea
What were the kings of Ancient Egypt called?
viziers
Nubians
pharaohs
scarabs
Who is the god mummification and in charge of weighing the heart?
Re
Osiris
Isis
Anubis
The Nile River flows through two important regions in Egypt called
Upper Egypt & Lower Egypt.
Mesopotamia.
Eastern Egypt & Western Egypt.
Nubia & Cairo.
Which statement best describes the burial practices of Egyptians?
Egyptians preserved bodies as mummies.
Egyptians carried their dead to neighboring countries.
Egyptians used a funeral pyre for their dead.
Egyptians buried their dead in the river.
Ancient Egyptian writing was made up of symbols representing objects, syllables, and letters. This form of writing was called ____.
alphabet
cuneiform
mosaics
hieroglyphics
Since the Egyptians believed that the other self or spirit of a dead person lived in the corpse (dead body) during the afterlife, what process was developed to preserve the corpse?
mummification
Egyptology
desertification
irrigation
What was the most important use of the papyrus plant?
It was used to feed livestock.
It was used for clothing.
It was used as building material.
It was used as a writing surface.
The Nile River annually deposited silt into the ______.
cataracts.
Mediterranean Sea
Nile Delta
Red Sea
What was the job of an Egyptian scribe?
to farm
to write
to build
to offer sacrifices
Which of the following words best describes the Egyptian religion?
cultural diffusion
monotheistic
polytheistic
monarchy
The Mesopotamians were the first known historic people of the world because they kept
clay pottery.
written records.
family trees.
stone tools.
The Egyptians used hieroglyphics in the same way as the Sumerians (Mesopotamia) used...
ideographs
cuneiform
calligraphy
letters
What is a reed plant used for making paper in ancient Egypt. It grows along the Nile?
Red Lands
Vizier
Papyrus
What was the name of the river that the Egyptians called their "precious gift"?
The Euphrates
The Nile
The Tigris
The Amazon
Why did the Egyptians rely on the yearly flooding of the Nile?
It gave them more drinking water.
It enriched the soil surrounding the Nile which was beneficial for farming.
It was fun.
It helped keep enemies out.
Who is this?
Anubis
Osiris
Ammit
Thoth
What is The Book of the Dead?
A book that contains the names of all the dead U.S. Presidents.
An ancient Egyptian collection of spells which enable the soul of the deceased to navigate the afterlife.
A biblical story which discusses the miserable souls that roam the Earth.
An Ancient Egyptian story about famous Pharaohs who all faced their descent after they started a war over their possessions.
What are canopic jars?
Storage for preserved internal organs of a deceased person usually for burial with the mummy.
The Egyptian version of heaven
Storage for the brains used in the mummification process
Storage used to hold crops during transportation
The Egyptians believed each soul had two bodies. What was the spiritual one called?
Giza
Ka
Pharaoh
Middle Kingdom
