WorksheetsCh. 5 Study Guide
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which sea is labeled as the Mediterranean Sea?
A
B
Which sea is labeled as the Red Sea?
A
B
The Sahara Desert is at _____________ on the map.
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5
The Nile River is at _____________ on the map.
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5
The Nile River Delta is at _____________ on the map.
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Location 5
Which event happened first?
King Mentuhotep gains control of the entire country.
The first stone "step" pyramids are built.
King Narmer unifies Upper and Lower Egypt
The Great Pyramid at Giza is built.
Egyptian settlers arrive in the Nile River Valley
Which event happened second?
King Mentuhotep gains control of the entire country.
The first stone "step" pyramids are built.
King Narmer unifies Upper and Lower Egypt
The Great Pyramid at Giza is built.
Egyptian settlers arrive in the Nile River Valley
Which event happened third?
King Mentuhotep gains control of the entire country.
The first stone "step" pyramids are built.
King Narmer unifies Upper and Lower Egypt
The Great Pyramid at Giza is built.
Egyptian settlers arrive in the Nile River Valley
Which event happened fourth?
King Mentuhotep gains control of the entire country.
The first stone "step" pyramids are built.
King Narmer unifies Upper and Lower Egypt
The Great Pyramid at Giza is built.
Egyptian settlers arrive in the Nile River Valley
Which event happened last?
King Mentuhotep gains control of the entire country.
The first stone "step" pyramids are built.
King Narmer unifies Upper and Lower Egypt
The Great Pyramid at Giza is built.
Egyptian settlers arrive in the Nile River Valley
Which description and class matches the role of enslaved people?
Description: skilled workers who lived in modest homes
Class: Middle Class
Description: given no rights, no money, and no education
Class: Lowest class
Description: Leader
Class: Highest Class
Description: chief advisor
Class: Ruling Class
Which description and class matches the role of the Pharaoh?
Description: skilled workers who lived in modest homes
Class: Middle Class
Description: given no rights, no money, and no education
Class: Lowest class
Description: Leader
Class: Highest Class
Description: chief advisor
Class: Ruling Class
Which description and class matches the role of the vizier?
Description: skilled workers who lived in modest homes
Class: Middle Class
Description: given no rights, no money, and no education
Class: Lowest class
Description: Leader
Class: Highest Class
Description: chief advisor
Class: Ruling Class
Which description and class matches the role of the scribe?
Description: skilled workers who lived in modest homes
Class: Middle Class
Description: given no rights, no money, and no education
Class: Lowest class
Description: Leader
Class: Highest Class
Description: chief advisor
Class: Ruling Class
Which statement best explains the role of enslaved people in Ancient Egypt?
They kept records of Egyptian life.
They were often prisoners of war.
They served as viziers to the pharaoh.
They worked as artisans, merchants, and doctors.
What was the main reason Egyptians practiced mummification?
to pay off debts through work.
to make a tomb for the leader.
to keep records of important information
to provide the spirit a body in the afterlife
Which statement best explains the religious beliefs of the ancient Egyptians?
polytheistic - belief or worship of more than one god.
monotheistic - belief in a single all-powerful god.
nontheistic - not recognizing or worshipping a god.
Which two statements describe how Nubia’s location influenced its relationship with Egypt? (Choose 2)
It made Nubia an infrequent trading partner.
It led to Nubian victory in the Battle of Kadesh.
It encouraged Nubia to adopt aspects of Egyptian culture.
It prevented Nubia from having much interaction with Egypt.
It allowed control Egypt's trade with the interior of Africa.
Ancient Egyptians developed a system of writing known as ___________.
cuneiform
hieroglyphics
The paper-like material was called ___________.
canopic
papyrus
How did the ancient Egyptians believe their pharaohs received their power?
from the gods
from their wealth
from winning wars
from the ruling class
How did Queen Hatshepsut contribute to the growth and success of Egypt?
She conquered enemies with military power.
She encouraged social classes to interact with each other.
She created foreign polices to focus on interaction and trade.
She limited cultural diffusion and interaction with Egypt's neighbors.
How did the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb help historians learn more about ancient Egypt?
The tomb was the first found in a sphinx.
The tomb was the first found for a female ruler.
The tomb was the first found in Lower Egypt.
The tomb was the first found with funerary objects still in place.
How did Ramses the Great contribute to Egypt’s growth and power?
He had many military conquests.
He discouraged cultural diffusion.
He changed Egypt's form of religion.
He increased trade with Egypt's neighbors.
Which term best describes the influence of Egyptian civilization on Nubia’s language, clothing, politics, religion, and architecture?
Hieroglyphics
Cultural Diffusion
Foreign Trade
Mummification
Which conclusion about the Nile River is best supported by the source?
The Nile River was a source of food for the ancient Egyptians.
The Nile River flooded regularly, which deposited nutrient-rich silt.
The Nile River allowed the ancient Egyptians to transport goods.
For the ancient Egyptians, the Nile River was a place to worship their gods.
Which statement best explains why the Nile River was essential to the development of ancient Egyptian civilization?
The Nile River was a major trade route for the ancient Egyptians.
The Nile River provided protection for the ancient Egyptians from neighboring civilizations.
The Nile River provided a source of fertile soil and water for irrigation, which allowed the ancient Egyptians to grow crops and raise livestock.
The Nile River was a source of building materials for the ancient Egyptians to build the pyramids.
Which statement best describes what life was like for an enslaved person in Ancient Egypt?
They worked as priests, making sure that the gods took care of Egypt.
They worked on farms that produced food for the empire.
They were forced to work for the pharaoh, or nobels.
They were responsible for writing down everything that happeneed in ancient Egypt.
Which phrase best describes the kind of religion practiced in ancient Egypt?
monotheistic
animism
polytheistic
monolartism
Which statement best supports the term polytheistic?
The ancient Egyptians believed that god's inhabited all natural objects.
The ancient Egyptians believed in the existence of one god.
The ancient Egyptians believed that there was only one god worthy of worship.
The ancient Egyptians believed in the existence of more than one god.
Which two statements best explain why the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids and the Sphinx? (Choose 2)
They were built as tombs for the pharaohs.
They were built to protect the city of Giza.
They were built to show the power and wealth of the pharaoh.
They were built to store grain and other produce.
They were built as temples for the gods.
