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Ancient Egyptian Society

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

Historians divide ancient Egypt into which three distinct time periods?

a)

Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, and the New Kingdom

b)

East Kingdom, West Kingdom, and Last Kingdom

c)

North Kingdom, South Kingdom, and First Kingdom

2.

Which pharaohs have historians learned about from the artifacts left behind in their tombs and temples?

a)

Hamos and Thermos

b)

Orisis and Isis

c)

Khufu, Hatshepsut, Thutmose III, and Ramses II

3.

What is a social pyramid?

a)

ranked members of society based on their looks

b)

ranked members of society based on their status

c)

ranked members of society based on their religion

4.

What did ancient Egyptians believe about the pharaohs?

a)

That they were magical

b)

That they were not real

c)

That they were gods

5.

Who served the pharaohs?

a)

a small group of government officials and priests

b)

enslaved people

c)

gods

6.

Who created written works and artifacts?

a)

enslaved people

b)

Scribes and craftsmen

c)

a small group of government officials and priests

7.

The majority of Egyptians had what type of job?

a)

government officials and priests

b)

scribes and craftsmen

c)

Farmers

8.

Which group of people had the lowest status in ancient Egypt?

a)

scribes

b)

farmers

c)

enslaved people

9.

Ancient Egyptians believed in many gods, so they were called what?

a)

monotheists

b)

polytheists

10.

Which gods were among the chief gods of Egypt?

a)

Osiris, Isis, Horus, and Seth

b)

The pharaohs

c)

Khufu, Hatshepsut, Thutmose III, and Ramses II

11.

To prepare for the afterlife, pharaohs ordered their subjects to do what?

a)

to prepare lavish meals

b)

to pray to them

c)

to build elaborate tombs full of fine objects

12.

After death, what happened to a pharaoh’s body before being placed in a tomb?

a)

It was mummified

b)

It was prayed over

c)

It was carried in a parade