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100

This is the longest river in the world and is essential to life in ancient Egypt

What is the Nile River

100

Ancient Egyptians often wore this simple, lightweight garment made of linen.

What is a Tunic

100

This ruler of Egypt was known for his golden mask and was discovered in 1922.

Who is King Tut

100

This massive stone structure was built as a tomb for the pharaohs.

What is a Pyramid

100

Ancient Egyptians believed in life after death, which was called this.

What is the Afterlife

200

This city was once the capital of ancient Egypt and was located near the Nile Delta. 

What is Memphis

200

This special type of paper was made from a plant that grew along the Nile River.

What is Papyrus

200

She was the last active ruler of Egypt and formed alliances with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

Who is Cleopatra

200

This giant statue with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh guards the pyramids of Giza.

What is the Sphinx

200

A religious leader in ancient Egypt was called this.

What is a Priest

300

The Great Pyramid is located in this famous Egyptian city.

What is Giza

300

This was a large open area where people in ancient Egypt could exercise and train in sports.

What is a Gymnasium

300

This famous Roman leader had a relationship with Cleopatra and helped her regain the throne.

Who is Caesar

300

This was the outer stone coffin that held the mummy of a pharaoh.

What is a Sarcophagus

300

This process was used to preserve bodies so they could enter the afterlife.

What is Mummification

400

This Egyptian city, named after Alexander the Great, became an important center of learning and culture.

What is Alexandria

400

Ancient Egyptians used this picture-based writing system to record important events

What is hieroglyphics

400

This title was given to Egyptian kings, who were considered both rulers and gods.

What is a Pharaoh

400

This tall, four-sided stone pillar was often placed in front of temples as a monument.

What is an Obelisk

400

This was the final stone placed at the top of a pyramid.

What is a Capstone

500

This city, once known as Waset, was an important religious center and later the capital of Egypt.

What is Thebes

500

These small statues were placed in tombs to serve the deceased in the afterlife.

What is Shabtis

500

This Greek dynasty ruled Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great.

What is the Ptolemaic Dynasty

500

This golden chest-like object was used to hold a pharaoh’s organs after mummification.

What is a funerary canopic chest

500

Some ancient tombs were believed to be protected by these, which could bring misfortune to those who disturbed them.

What is a Curse

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