Gytpe
Whatever
Who am I
Geography of Egypt
Walk Like an Egyptian
100
In a social class pyramid, who was the top person in Ancient Egypt?
Pharaoh
100
To survive the dangerous journey through the underworld, Egyptians relied on the Book of the Dead. It contained spells, charms, and formulas for the dead to use in the afterlife.
What does this book suggest about Egyptian beliefs?
What is Egyptians believed that charms known in life could protect people in the afterlife.
100
I was the Pharaoh that died at 19?
Who is King Tut
100
Deserts make up a ___________ portion of Africa
Large
100
What did Ancient Egyptians primarily drink?
Beer
200
This was created and used by Egyptians to tell time at night
What is a Water Clock
200
God of the Sun
Who is Ra
200
I was the last known Egyptian Pharaoh
Who is Cleopatra
200
This feature united Upper and Lower Egypt
What is the Nile River
200
During the process of mummification, what organ did they leave in the body?
Heart
300
Egyptians considered the Pharaoh as god and ruled through a system known as
What is a Monarchy
300
when the crown is passed down to family members
What is a Royal Dynasty
300
This figure was built to serve as guardians at tombs and temples
What is a Sphinx
300
The Nile River flows from ___________ to _________
South to North
300
What form of writing did they have?
Hieroglyphics
400
The Preservation of Human Organs is known as
What is Mummification
400
I was known to have over 100 wives and children
Who is Ramses
400
The Egyptian god Anubis was known as the god of these
What is God of Embalmers
400
what present day canal connects the Mediteranean Sea and the Indian Ocean?
What is the Suez
400
What kind of religion did they have?
Polytheistic
500
What is housed in Egytpian Pyramids
What are Royal Tombs
500
how many sections did the Egyptian calender have?
What is 3
500
I was the First female Egyptian Pharaoh
Who is Hatshepsut
500
What two places were used to bury Egyptian Pharaohs?
Valley of the Kings & Pyramids
500
What are the name of the 3 different kingdoms of Ancient Egypt?
Old, Middle, and New