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Question 1

Cataract

Answer 1

A waterfall or rapids in a river

Question 2

Unique

Answer 2

Unlike anything else different

Question 3

Embalming

Answer 3

The process of treating a body to keep it from decaying

Question 4

Delta

Answer 4

A fan-shaped area of a near where a river flowers into the sea

Question 5

Isolate

Answer 5

To separate from others

Question 6

Pyramid

Answer 6

Great stone tomb built for an egyptian pharaoh

Question 7

Shadoof

Answer 7

A bucket attached to a long pole used to transfer water to storage bins

Question 8

Unify

Answer 8

To unite; to bring together into one

Question 9

Distribute

Answer 9

To divide into shares and deliver the shares to people

Question 10

Papyrus

Answer 10

A reed plant that grew wild along the Nile

Question 11

Theocracy

Answer 11

Government by religious leaders

Question 12

Crucial

Answer 12

Important or significant

Question 13

Heiroglyphics

Answer 13

A writing system made up of combinations of pictures and sound symbols

Question 14

Pharaoh

Answer 14

Ruler of Egypt

Question 15

Reside

Answer 15

To be present continuously or having a home in a particular place

Question 16

Dynasty

Answer 16

A line of rulers from one family

Question 17

Labor

Answer 17

Work

Question 18

Construct

Answer 18

To build

Question 19

Role

Answer 19

The function or part an individual fits

Question 20

Manual

Answer 20

Involving physical effort

Question 21

Obtain

Answer 21

To gain something through a planned effort

Question 22

What process did the Egyptians invent to prevent the Pharaoh’s body from decomposing…..

Answer 22

They used the process called mummification during that they took out all of their vital organs so no enzymes were in the body and wrapped them in linen.

Question 23

What book did the Egyptians study to learn how to get to the afterlife?

Answer 23

The book the Egyptians read was The Book of The Dead this book told them how to get to the after life.

Question 24

When you have a line of rulers where power is passed from father to son this is known as a…

Answer 24

When a father passes on power to his son it is known as a dynasty.

Question 25

Where is The Great Pyramid located?

Answer 25

The Great Pyramid is located in Giza located 10 mins outside of Cairo.

Question 26

Who is the Pharaoh Narmer? What big accomplishment was he most noted for?

Answer 26

Narmer was the king of upper egypt and married the queen of lower egypt and they unified the 2 kingdoms for the first time.

Question 27

The Egyptians were known for developing what daily tracking system that we still use today?

Answer 27

The egyptians made the calender and mathematics.

Question 28

What were the responsibilities of Bureaucrats and elected officials….

Answer 28

They had to carry out the Pharos orders.

Question 29

The Upper Class in Egypt was comprised of what types of people….. (List several examples)

Answer 29

They were the Pharaohs, Officials, and Priests

Question 30

Who was the Female Egyptian Pharaoh who was almost erased from history by her stepson?

Answer 30

The female pharaoh who was almost erased from history was Nefertiti.

Question 31

What / how did the Egyptians use to control flooding from the Nile River?

Answer 31

The egyptians built dams and canals to stop flooding.

Question 32

Which King united upper and lower Egypt?

Answer 32

The king was Narmer.

Question 33

What system did the Egyptians use to build the pyramids?

Answer 33

They made a number system from 1-10

Question 34

Who was the most successful female Pharaoh? Why?

Answer 34

The most successful female pharaoh was Hatshepsut because she was one of the best builders.

Question 35

Papyrus was used to make what items…

Answer 35

They made baskets, shoes, and rafts

Question 36

Who is Amenhotep? He is also known as (he changed his name to)?

Answer 36

Amehotep was a pharaoh in Egypt and severely angered his people he also changed his name to Akhenaten.

Question 37

What did Amenhotep aka Akhenaten do to anger his people?

Answer 37

He made everyone worship the sun god Aton. These people were formally polytheistic and were forced by Akhenaten to worship one god.

Question 38

Who were the most noted 3 Queens of Ancient Egypt?

Answer 38

A. Cleopatra B.Hatshepsut C. Nefertiti

Question 39

What is a Deity?

Answer 39

A deity is a god

Question 40

What Social class do Egyptian farmers belong to?

Answer 40

Even though farmers were very important they were classified as lower class in the Egyptian social class.

Question 41

When Farmers were not working on their farms, what job were they assigned?

Answer 41

They were assigned to make things for the pharaoh

Question 42

What did the Egyptians call the Nile river?

Answer 42

The Egyptians called the Nile the “Creator of All Good”.

Question 43

How did the separate kingdoms of Egypt unite? *what was the Pharaoh's name?

Answer 43

The separate kingdoms of Egypt united by a pharaoh named Narmer the king of upper Egypt married the queen of lower Egypt. When they married the two kingdoms united. This event had never occurred in Egyptian history. This was the first time the two nations united. This remained after Narmer died.

Question 44

Why was the idea of the smaller kingdoms in Egypt coming together to unite under one large Empire good for Egypt

Answer 44

This idea was great for Egypt because it mad them stronger. It did this because the two nations had a bigger army and more money. After the nations combined they became a strong nation. Egypt had became one of the most powerful regions. They used this power to build great a great army.

Question 45

Tell me EVERYTHING you know about the famous BOY king! For example, consider answering the questions below in a paragraph format…

Answer 45

The most famous boy king was King Tut also known as King Tutankhamun. King Tut was around 9 or 10 years old when he was ruled king after his dad died and so did his mother. He died around the age of 19. His father was Akenhaten who converted everyone to monotheism. When he was ruled the pharaoh he was very mad at his mother and tried to erase her from history. When he was excavated from his tomb by Howard Carter he soon died after finding him so people now believe if you come in contact with King Tut’s mummy you DIE!