A) To provide historical records of the pharaohs B) To help preserve the spirit of the deceased in the afterlife C) To teach mathematics and science to the living D) To document the tax records of the royal household
A) Book of the Dead B) Pyramid Texts C) Coffin Texts D) Books of Breathing
A) Late Period B) New Kingdom C) Ptolemaic Period D) Old Kingdom
A) The king B) The high priests C) The royal scribes D) All citizens
A) Soldiers B) Foreign dignitaries C) Royal wives D) Merchants
A) On clay tablets B) On coffins C) On temple walls D) On papyrus scrolls
A) Less than ten percent B) Almost all of them C) None of them D) Nearly half
A) First Intermediate Period B) Old Kingdom C) Ptolemaic Period D) New Kingdom
A) Books of Breathing B) Pyramid Texts C) Amduat D) Book of Traversing Eternity
A) Anubis B) Nut C) Osiris D) Re
A) The creation of the Nile River B) The daily agricultural cycle C) The military victories of the pharaoh D) The sun's nighttime journey through the body of Nut
A) Ramesses IV B) Tutankhamun C) Akhenaten D) Ramesses II
A) Book of the Night B) Amduat C) Book of the Dead D) Book of Traversing Eternity
A) New Kingdom B) Old Kingdom C) Late Period D) Middle Kingdom
A) Litany of Re B) Book of the Earth C) Book of the Heavenly Cow D) Book of Traversing Eternity |