Geography
Name the longest river in Ancient Egypt.
Who is the god of the afterlife and is usually depicted with a jackal head?
Anubis
the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Thutmose II and the fifth Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt
Hatshepsut
What was the primary writing material used by ancient Egyptians?
Papyrus
What is the name of the mineral rich soil and rock that nile flood waters left behing?
Silt
The fertile land along the Nile River valley.
Black Land
Which goddess is known for her role in resurrecting Osiris, her husband, and is associated with magic and healing?
Isis
the youngest ancient Egypt pharaoh who ruled Egypt from the 18th Dynasty, during the New Kingdom
King Tut
What was the name of ancient Egypt's writing system?
Hieroglyphs
Egyptian kings are commonly called
pharaohs
The triangular area where the Nile River empties into the Mediterranean Sea, provides rich agricultural land.
Nile Delta
Who is the sun god in Egyptian mythology, often depicted with a falcon head?
Horus
commonly known as _______ the Great, was an Egyptian pharaoh. He was the third ruler of the Nineteenth Dynasty.
Ramses II
What was the process of preserving a dead body in ancient Egypt called?
Mummification
Mummification helped ancient Egyptians learn about which of the following disciplines?
anatomy
The desert areas surrounding the Nile Valley
Red Land
What is the name of the powerful creator god, often considered the king of the Egyptian deities?
RA
This king adopted deadly weapons and threw the invaders out of Egypt.
Ahmose
The three pyramids were called?
Pyramids of Giza
Skill in which subject enabled the Egyptians to build pyramids and other monuments?
geometry
What are the two main regions of Ancient Egypt based on the Nile River flow?
Upper and Lower Egypt
Which god is associated with wisdom and writing, often portrayed with an ibis head?
Thoth
most well-known of the ancient Egyptian rulers
Cleopatra
What tools did they use to build the pyramids?
chisels, drills, and saws
Contained the internal organs of a mummified body.
Canopic Jars