Farming in Egypt
Clothing in Rome
Gods & Goddesses
Travel & Trade
Social Structure
100

Who did the farming. Boys or girls.

Boys.

100

What was the main thing the Romans wore.

A toga.

100

Is a Goddesses a male or female.

Female.

100

What did the ancient Greeks travel by.

Boat.

100

Who was the lowest people in ancient Egypt.

The slaves.

200

What did the Egyptians grow.

Wheat, Barley, Vegetables, Figs, Melons, Pomegranates and Vines.

200

What did the Romans wear on there feet.

Sandals.

200

Who was the god who guarded the dead.

It is Anubis

200

What is an agora.

An agora is a marketplace.

200

How do you think they dealt with there garbage.

They would throw it out the window. 

300

What were the cattle used for.

They were used for trampling over the cut corn to remove the grain from the ears 

300

Who owned all the cloths of the kids.

The parents.

300

Who was oldest and most important god.

It was Re.

300

What is a coin called when is has gold and silver.

It is called electrum.

300

How do you think children learned to read and write.

Only the boys learned to read and write.

400

What month's did the Egyptians harvest the crops.  

June and July.

400

What was the material of the toga.

Cotton.

400

Who was the daughter of RE.

The daughter of RE is Ma'at

400

What did craftspeople sell. 

They sold lamps, pottery, jewellery and tools.

400

How did people in the early societies use the environment.

They would use trees to make houses and they would grow vegetables to eat. 

500

How do you think flooding rivers helped the Ancient Egyptians.

The flooding river helped them with growing crops.

500

Who was the only person that was aloud to where a purple toga.

The Empire

500

How many Gods and Goddesses is there in Egypt.

Nine.

500

What is the coin that is worth the most.

The coin that is worth the most is talent.

500

Who was the leader of the Egyptians.

The Pharaoh.

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