Paper in ancient Egypt was made using:

The pyramid's purpose was to:

Egypt's three natural barriers were:

Lower Egypt was the northern part of Egypt, while Upper Egypt was the southern part of Egypt because...

Using the acronym GRAPES, The Nile River had to do with which letter?

Using the acronym GRAPES, pharaohs had to do with which letter?

Using the acronym GRAPES, mummification had to do with which letter?

Using the acronym GRAPES, the chain of command that led up to the pharaoh had to do with which letter?

Using the acronym GRAPES, trade and bartering had to do with which letter?

Using the acronym GRAPES, the afterlife had to do with which letter?

Which kingdom was known as the Period of Reunification?

Which kingdom was known as The Golden Age (wealth, prosperity, power)?

Which kingdom was known as The Age of Pyramids?

What made the fields have fresh, fertile soil that the ancient Egyptians could farm?

Which good was important because it was made to use cloth?

Which Egyptian god was thought to open the door to the Land of Two Fields?

By doing good deeds, the ancient Egyptians believed....

Hieroglyphics were always read left to right.

The ______________ was an important discovery because it helped translate hieroglyphics (3 languages written on it, one being Greek).

The Great Pyramids of Giza was the largest pyramid.

Cleopatra was able to remain in power because:

The Egyptian School was:

Clothing was usually made from this fabric:

The black eye make up worn by ancient Egyptians was:

These people knew how to read and write.

Recreation was important, so all Egyptians made time for it.

Where is Egypt located?

The amulet placed over the heart during mummification was in the shape of:

The ____________ ceremony decided if the deceased would be allowed in the afterlife.

The ____________ ceremony brought back senses to the body for the ba and ka.

What is a section of the Nile River with rapids and rocky terrain?

What is a fan-shaped region created when soil is deposited at the end of a river?

What was a body preserved in a way that prevents it from decomposing?

Who was the successful female pharaoh who increased trade and ruled for 20 years?

Who was a pharaoh and strong military leader who expanded his kingdom?

What was the Egyptian writing system that used symbols for words or ideas?

What is a tall pillar with four sides and a point at the top?

Who was the a young pharaoh, also known as King Tutankhamen, whose tomb was not disturbed (discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter)?

Pharaoh tombs were left untouched and remain mostly intact today.

Why did ancient Egyptians live along the Nile?

Why was the pharaoh the most important leader?

What was the meaning of ma'at?

The main reason for mummification was because the Ancient Egyptians believed the body needed to still exist for the spirit to go on to the afterlife.

Why were pyramids filled with gold, jewelry and other valuable possessions of the pharaoh?

What was used to decode hieroglyphics because it had the same statement written in Greek?

What were the three periods of time when Ancient Egypt's government was strong and stable?

What did the red and white crown symbolize?

Which pharaoh had the Great Pyramid of Giza built?

Which group from Southwest Asia invaded Ancient Egypt with chariots and bronze weapons, ending the Middle Kingdom?

The Ancient Egyptians feared future invasions and wanted to block all trade routes so they expanded their territory and became an empire during which kingdom?

_____ Egypt was located in the north and _____ Egypt was located in the south.

The name of the limestone statue with the head of a pharaoh and the body of a lion was:

Who was the god of the sun that created the world and people according to Egyptian Mythology?

Who was the god of the underworld and agriculture who determined if spirits of the dead could enter the afterlife at the Hall of Judgment in Egyptian mythology?

What was Isis the goddess of?

Who was the god of mummification and cemeteries?

During the mummification process, the ____ was saved (thought to be the spirit's center of intelligence and needed for afterlife), while the ____ was destroyed (thought to be useless).

Which pharaoh increased wealth through trade, build a large amount of monuments/temples and was one of the first woman to become pharaoh?

Which pharaoh was known for abolishing Egypt's polytheistic religion and replaced it with the worship of only one god, Aten?

Which of the following was Ramses the Great known for?

Which pharaoh is considered an important figure in world history due to his tomb being rediscovered in the 20th century with his mummy and artifacts?