Egypt Unit Test

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Egypt Unit Test

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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After reading this passage about Egyptian agriculture, what is the one sentence that summarizes the main idea of the passage? Type that sentence word for word.

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The pyramids in Egypt were built during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

Before Egypt was one kingdom, it used to be 2 kingdoms. Which one was near the Nile Delta in the Northern part of Egypt?

Lower Egypt

The Red Lands

The Black Lands

Upper Egypt

What was the name of the area in Egypt given to the land where crops could grow and flourish?

The Red Lands

Lower Egypt

The Black Lands

Upper Egypt

Egypt saw an increase in art, literature, and music during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

The Great Pyramids and the Sphinx are located in which Egyptian city?

Karnak

Giza

The Valley of the Kings

Thebes

What was the name of the highest ruler in Egypt?

Pharaoh

Hatshepsut

Amun

Vizier

What area of Egypt was dry and had a lot of mountains?

Lower Egypt

Upper Egypt

The Black Lands

The Red Lands

What was the name of the person in charge of the government bureaucracy and different departments of the Egyptian government?

Ramses

Pharaoh

Vizier

Amun-Ra

The pharaohs took a more active role in leading and made Egypt an empire through expansion and conquest were built during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

The area in Egypt that was dangerous, desert area surrounding the Nile was given what name by the Egyptians?

The Red Lands

Upper Egypt

The Black Lands

Lower Egypt

Who was the pharaoh that united Upper and Lower Egypt?

Ramses the Great

King Tutankhamun

Menes

Hatshepsut

Who was a female pharaoh that cared more about trade and having good relationships with other nations instead of going to war?

Hatshepsut

Akhenaten

Menes

Amenhotep II 

Which pharaoh did not accomplish much while alive, but is best known for his well preserved tomb?

Akhenaten

Tutankhamun

Thutmose III

Ramses II

Which pharaoh changed Egypt's religion to worshiping one god instead of the multiple gods they were used to?

Hatshepsut

Akhenaten

Tutankhamun

Thutmose III

During the mummification process, internal organs were removed from the bodies and put into canopic jars. Which of the following was not an organ put into canopic jars?

Brain

Liver

Stomach

Lungs

Bodies had to be dried out during the mummification process. About how many days did it take for a human body to dry out?

40

75

100

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The pyramids built by the Egyptians were large tombs built for the burial of pharaohs. These projects took a long time, a lot of resources, and required many people doing different jobs. Put the steps of the pyramid building process in order below. Drag the

Architects designed the pyramids, planned where to build, and decided on necessary materials.
Workers decorated the pyramid by covering it in polished limestone.
Workers supplied the blocks, and dragged them on sleds or brought them by boat.
Egyptians constructed ramps as the pyramid ascended.
Workers positioned the blocks using ramps, pulleys, and water to reduce friction.

Step #1
Step #2
Step #3
Step #4
Step #5

Match the name of the god/goddess on the left with what they were the god/goddess of in Egyptian society. Grab the dots of the name of the god and move it up or down to match their role.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Anubis		Goddess of Fertility
Isis		Goddess of Love
Bastet		God of Death
Amun		God of Chaos
Ra		God of the Sky
Hathor		God of the Underworld
Osiris		Goddess of Order
Ma'at		God of Life
Seth		God of the Sun
Horus		Goddess of Health

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After reading this passage about Egyptian agriculture, what is the one sentence that summarizes the main idea of the passage? Type that sentence word for word.

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What sentence is evidence that supports the main idea of this passage? Type your sentence word for word from the passage.

The pyramids in Egypt were built during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

Before Egypt was one kingdom, it used to be 2 kingdoms. Which one was near the Nile Delta in the Northern part of Egypt?

Lower Egypt

The Red Lands

The Black Lands

Upper Egypt

What was the name of the area in Egypt given to the land where crops could grow and flourish?

The Red Lands

Lower Egypt

The Black Lands

Upper Egypt

Egypt saw an increase in art, literature, and music during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

The Great Pyramids and the Sphinx are located in which Egyptian city?

Karnak

Giza

The Valley of the Kings

Thebes

What was the name of the highest ruler in Egypt?

Pharaoh

Hatshepsut

Amun

Vizier

What area of Egypt was dry and had a lot of mountains?

Lower Egypt

Upper Egypt

The Black Lands

The Red Lands

What was the name of the person in charge of the government bureaucracy and different departments of the Egyptian government?

Ramses

Pharaoh

Vizier

Amun-Ra

The pharaohs took a more active role in leading and made Egypt an empire through expansion and conquest were built during what time period in Egyptian history?

The Old Kingdom

The Middle Kingdom

The New Kingdom

The area in Egypt that was dangerous, desert area surrounding the Nile was given what name by the Egyptians?

The Red Lands

Upper Egypt

The Black Lands

Lower Egypt

Who was the pharaoh that united Upper and Lower Egypt?

Ramses the Great

King Tutankhamun

Menes

Hatshepsut

Who was a female pharaoh that cared more about trade and having good relationships with other nations instead of going to war?

Hatshepsut

Akhenaten

Menes

Amenhotep II 

Which pharaoh did not accomplish much while alive, but is best known for his well preserved tomb?

Akhenaten

Tutankhamun

Thutmose III

Ramses II

Which pharaoh changed Egypt's religion to worshiping one god instead of the multiple gods they were used to?

Hatshepsut

Akhenaten

Tutankhamun

Thutmose III

During the mummification process, internal organs were removed from the bodies and put into canopic jars. Which of the following was not an organ put into canopic jars?

Brain

Liver

Stomach

Lungs

Bodies had to be dried out during the mummification process. About how many days did it take for a human body to dry out?

40

75

100

15

The pyramids built by the Egyptians were large tombs built for the burial of pharaohs. These projects took a long time, a lot of resources, and required many people doing different jobs. Put the steps of the pyramid building process in order below. Drag the 

Architects designed the pyramids, planned where to build, and decided on necessary materials.

Workers decorated the pyramid by covering it in polished limestone.

Workers supplied the blocks, and dragged them on sleds or brought them by boat.

Egyptians constructed ramps as the pyramid ascended.

Workers positioned the blocks using ramps, pulleys, and water to reduce friction.

Step #1

Step #2

Step #3

Step #4

Step #5

Match the name of the god/goddess on the left with what they were the god/goddess of in Egyptian society. Grab the dots of the name of the god and move it up or down to match their role.

Anubis

Goddess of Fertility

Isis

Goddess of Love

Bastet

God of Death

Amun

God of Chaos

Ra

God of the Sky

Hathor

God of the Underworld

Osiris

Goddess of Order

Ma'at

God of Life

Seth

God of the Sun

Horus

Goddess of Health