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Comprehension Check: Lesson 10: Sections 5 & 6
By Thomas Ramirez
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What motivated wealthy Egyptians to build elaborate tombs?
Belief in an afterlife
Desire for fame
Show wealth
Fear of death
What materials did stone carvers primarily use for tomb artworks?
Soft clay
Wood and metal
Hard rock like granite
Glass and jewels
What tool did stone carvers use to create initial shapes?
Hammer and nails
Dolerite for pounding
Copper wire
Plastic molds
Artisans lived in luxurious homes with many rooms.
True
False
The living room in an artisan's home was used for both cooking and sleeping.
True
False
Artisans typically worked for a few days and then had long breaks.
True
False
How did the upper classes view artisans?
As unskilled workers.
Similar to common laborers.
As the highest social class.
As wealthy and powerful individuals.
What sometimes happened for favored artisans?
They were honored with a banquet.
They were allowed to lead projects.
They received large sums of money.
They were given land and titles.
Which of the following was often restricted for artisans?
Choosing their work assignments.
Working with other artisans.
Signing their own artwork.
Displaying their work to the public.
What are the two most significant crops for peasants?
Potatoes and beans
Rice and corn
Oats and rye
Wheat and barley
Who usually helped with the harvest on the farm?
Friends and neighbors
The farmer’s entire family
Only the women
Just the men
What type of houses did the peasants live in?
Wooden houses with many windows
Tents made of animal skins
Plain houses made of mud bricks
Fancy homes with many rooms
What was a common punishment for farmers with poor harvests?
They were celebrated for trying hard
They were given extra time to harvest
They received food from the government
They might be brutally beaten
What was one of the main foods peasants typically ate?
Fruits and desserts
Beef and chicken
Pasta and cheese
Onions and cucumbers