Geography
Inventions
Living In Egypt
Mummies
Mix and Match
100

What continent is Egypt located on?

Africa

100

This invention helped people keep time throughout the day even when it was cloudy or at night

A waterclock

100

Egyptians grew these crops in the fertile soil around the Nile

Wheat, barley, vegetables, figs, and melons

100

The first step to creating a mummy required priesta and doctors to:

Clean and purify the body

100

It was this person's job to write important information down. They inscribed it into stone tablets.

Scribe

200

This river brought water and created green and fertile valleys to grow crops in

The Nile

200

Egyptians used tall obelisks to create these tools for telling time

Sundials

200

Egyptians used these ditches and tunnels to move water from the Nile further out into the desert

Irrigation

200

These organs were removed from the mummy: Liver, Lungs, Stomach, and Intestines. Which organ did they leave in?

The heart

200

Egyptians invented this type of flat bread baked in a fire oven

Pita bread

300

What sea borders Egypt?

The Mediterranean Sea

300

Egyptians created a calendar that we use today. It has how many days?

365

300

Ancient Egyptians used the dark clay from the river to create these

Pottery/Waterclocks

300

The doctors covered the body in salt to do what to the body?

Dry it out

300

True or False:

Egyptians thought brains were very important and left them in the mummies for the afterlife.

FALSE!

They removed the brains from mummies. 

400

These mountains stretch across the northwest corner of Africa

Atlas Mountains

400

The Egyptians used plants from the banks of the Nile to create this invention used to keep track of information

Papyrus

400

Egyptians used large stones to create tombs for kings and queens

Pyramids

400

What did they wrap the mummies in before they were buried?

Linen wrappings

400

Egyptians had a hard time moving through the desert. Instead they used boats to move up and down the: 

Nile River

500

This desert surrounds Egypt and is the largest desert in the world

The Sahara Desert

500

Egyptians used these symbols to represent words and ideas. Some were written on papyrus, others were chiseled into stone tablets and walls

Hieroglyphics

500

Linen was made from this tall reed like plant

Flax

500

Pharaohs and queens were buried in how many coffins?

3 coffins

500

Egyptians made these goods to trade with each other and other civilizations

Linen, Pottery, crops, baskets, fish, tools, jewelry, papyrus
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