The Nile River
Everyday Life/Farming
Pharaohs
Gods and the Afterlife
100

True or false: The Nile is the longest river in the world.

True

100

What social class did farmers belong to?

Peasants

100

Which Pharaoh built the first pyramid?

Djoser

100

True or False: A God could be a plant.

True. Gods could be plants, animals, humans and even the weather itself.

200

Which soil was the fertile soil (good for farming), red land or black land?

Black Land

200

True or False: The Pyramids were built by slaves

False

200

Which Pharaoh built the Great Pyramids of Giza?

Khufu

200

Who was the King of the Gods?

Amun-Ra

300

Why was the northern Egypt called "lower Egypt"?

The Nile flowed in that direction.

300

What animal did the Egyptians domesticate for farming?

Cattle (cows) and Oxen

300

What was the name of the great Queen Pharaoh who pretended to be male?

Hatshepsut 

300

What did Egyptians believe about the afterlife?

That it was just another step. Not heaven, just more life.

400

During which season was the river at its highest? During this time peasants would feast, play games and work for the pharaoh.

Summer (Akhet)

400

During which season did the Egyptians harvest crops?

Spring

400

What made Tutankhamun important?

Reverting to the Old Gods

400

Why did Egyptians mummify bodies?

They believed they would return and use their bodies again.

500

What revolutionary farming innovation was made in order to harness the Nile river flooding to its fullest potential?

Irrigation

500

Were peasant/low social class women considered equal to men?

Yes. As female gods were equal to male gods, this was mirrored by society.

500

Name two reasons why the Pharaoh would marry their relatives.

Continue pure bloodline

Avoid distributing lands

500

Name 3 things that a Pharaoh would have in their tomb.

Riches, food, furniture, statues, jewels, things they values in life.