Mummies
The Nile
Kingdoms
Culture/Daily Life
Religions
100

What is a mummy?

a dead body that has been preserved from decaying

100

The longest river in the world is the_____.

Nile

100

What kingdom began when a new dynasty came to power in Egypt and the Old Kingdom declined?

The Middle Kingdom 

100

How many levels of social classes did Egypt have?

4

100

The Egyptians were _______.

Polytheistic

200
The jars used to hold organs were called______.

Canopic Jars

200

What is the nickname the Egyptians gave the Nile?

Hapi

200

What kingdom came after the Middle Kingdom?

The New Kingdom

200

Who was at the bottom of the social pyramid?

farmers, merchants, servants and slaves

200

Who was the god of the underworld?

Osiris

300

What did the embalmer wear?

A jackal headed costume

300

True or False

The Egyptians worshiped the Nile as a god.

True

300

True or False

The New Kingdom was the greatest period in Egyptian History.

True

300

Who was at the top of the Social Classes?

Pharaoh


300
Who did Egyptians believe created the world?

Ra, the sun god

400

What was the first thing the embalmer did?

cleaned out the skull


400

What happened each summer that caused the soil to become very fertile?

Flooding of the Nile

400

What pharaoh began ruling when he was about nine years old?

Tutankhamun

King Tut

400

Name 5 foods the Egyptians ate

watermelon, figs, cucumbers, bread

fish, dates, onions

400

What book was buried with the dead?

The Book of the Dead

500

What was the last thing the embalmer did?

The body was washed and wrapped in linens

500

How did the Nile help the farmers water their crops?

Water was used from the Nile to water crops
500

Who discovered King Tuts tomb?

Howard Carter

500
Who wore wigs and what were they made of?

Both men and women. They were made of human hair and beeswax.

500

What did they believe about the future life of the deceased person's body?

They did not believe the body would live again.