Nefertiti - Quiz
A) Karnak B) Amarna C) Thebes D) Memphis
A) Huya B) Meryre II C) Parennefer D) Ramose
A) Royal butler B) Pharaoh C) Vizier D) Steward
A) Ay B) Tutankhamun C) Amenhotep IV D) Horemheb
A) The Aten B) Osiris C) Ra D) Amun
A) Meryre II B) Ramose C) Parennefer D) Huya
A) Vizier B) Royal butler C) High Priest D) Steward
A) The Northern Palace B) The Temple of Amun C) The Great Royal Palace D) The Mansion of the Benben
A) Meketaten B) Ankhesenamun C) Meritaten D) Neferneferuaten
A) Nefertiti B) Cleopatra C) Meketaten D) Hatshepsut
A) Three times as frequently B) The exact same amount C) Almost twice as frequently D) Half as frequently
A) Her lack of political influence B) Her demotion to a lesser wife C) Her exceptionally high visibility and political importance D) Her exile from court
A) Acting as high priest of Amun B) Leading armies into foreign lands alone C) Smiting the enemy D) Building pyramids
A) Gold statues of cats B) Lotus flowers C) Hieroglyphs of Amun D) Captive enemies
A) Twelfth year B) Fifth year C) First year D) Fourth year
A) Akhetaten B) Memphis C) Thebes D) Karnak
A) Saqqara B) Amarna C) Luxor D) Giza
A) Fifth year B) Sixteenth year C) Fourth year D) Twelfth year
A) Ankhesenamun B) Meritaten-Nefertiti C) Neferneferuaten-Nefertiti D) Nefertiti-Aten
A) Monolatry or henotheism B) Christianity C) Atheism D) Strict polytheism
A) Boundary stelae of years 4 and 5 B) A massive stone wall C) Gold pillars D) Large statues of the king
A) The Temple of Karnak B) The Valley of the Kings C) The Mansion of the Benben D) The Great Royal Palace and possibly the Northern Palace
A) Parennefer B) Ramose C) Huya D) Meryre II
A) Architect of the capital B) Commander of the army C) In charge of running her household D) High priest of Amun
A) Horemheb and Ahmose B) Tutankhamun and Ay C) Parennefer and Ramose D) Huya and Meryre II
A) Year 5 B) Year 12 C) Year 16 D) Year 4
A) Kharu and Kush B) Babylon and Assyria C) Cush and Punt D) Greece and Rome
A) Kharu is the north and Kush is the south B) Both are in the west C) Kharu is the south and Kush is the north D) Both are in the east
A) Three B) Six C) Four D) Two
A) Flinders Petrie B) Jean-François Champollion C) Gaston Maspero D) Howard Carter
A) Uncapped with short hair B) Wearing a double crown of Egypt C) Wearing a vulture headdress D) Wearing her distinctive tall crown
A) Green limestone B) Reddish-brown quartzite C) Yellow sandstone D) Black granite
A) Year 1 or 2 B) Year 16 or 17 C) Year 13 or 14 D) Year 4 or 5
A) Parennefer and Ramose B) All six princesses and Meryre II C) Nefertiti, Akhenaten, and three princesses D) Only Nefertiti and Akhenaten
A) A building inscription in the limestone quarry at Deir Abu Hinnis B) The Great Royal Palace walls C) The boundary stelae of Amarna D) The Mansion of the Benben
A) Year 4 of the king's reign B) Year 16 of the king's reign C) Year 17 of the king's reign D) Year 12 of the king's reign
A) 12th year B) 4th year C) 16th year D) 17th year
A) In Memphis B) At Karnak C) In Thebes D) At Amarna
A) 18th Dynasty B) 25th Dynasty C) 19th Dynasty D) 20th Dynasty
A) Amunism B) Ra-Horakhty C) Osiris worship D) Atenism
A) The moon B) Mars C) The sun disc D) Sirius
A) Hatshepsut B) Sobekneferu C) Neferneferuaten D) Meritaten
A) Akhenaten B) Tutankhamun C) Horemheb D) Ay
A) Giza B) Alexandria C) Thebes D) Memphis
A) 19th century B) 20th century C) 21st century D) 18th century
A) Berlin's Neues Museum B) The British Museum C) The Louvre D) The Egyptian Museum in Cairo
A) Senenmut B) Hemiunu C) Imhotep D) Thutmose
A) A royal tomb in the Valley of the Kings B) Thutmose's buried studio complex C) The ruins of Memphis D) The Great Temple of Aten
A) "the sun disc shines" B) "the beautiful one has come" C) "mistress of the two lands" D) "beloved of Aten"
A) Tey B) Meritaten C) Tadukhipa D) Mutbenret
A) "God's Father" B) "Commander of the Army" C) "High Priest of Amun" D) "Overseer of the Treasury"
A) Meritaten B) Ankhesenpaaten C) Meketaten D) Setepenre
A) Yes, but only through adoption B) No, she was not C) Yes, she was his biological mother D) The study was inconclusive
A) Sole Pharaoh B) Goddess C) High Priestess D) Co-regent
A) A Priest B) A Scribe C) A King D) A God
A) Weaving linen B) Hunting lions C) Sailing a boat D) Riding a chariot
A) Female Pharaoh B) Great Royal Wife C) High Priestess of Aten D) Queen Mother
A) Sobekneferu B) Merneith C) Cleopatra D) Hatshepsut
A) A male B) A merchant C) A priest D) A soldier
A) Ay B) Thutmose C) Horemheb D) Smenkhkare
A) Howard Carter B) Zahi Hawass's colleague C) Flinders Petrie D) Dr. Zahi Hawass
A) Meritaten B) Amenhotep III C) Smenkhkare D) Kiya
A) The Year 16 Inscription B) The Coregency Stela C) The KV62 box inscription D) The Amarna Stela
A) 2016 B) 2020 C) 2012 D) 2009
A) Black carbon ink B) Red ochre ink C) Chiseled relief carving D) Blue pigment paint
A) James P. Allen B) Aidan Dodson C) Smenkhkare D) Penthu
A) James Peter Allen B) Chris Naunton C) Van der Perre D) William J. Murnane
A) To build the Small Aten Temple B) To replace Nefertiti permanently C) To conquer neighboring lands D) To safeguard Tutankhuaten's accession
A) Tjehen-Aten B) Neferkheperure Waenre C) Akhet-en-hyes D) Penthu
A) Chris Naunton B) Athena van der Perre C) Aidan Dodson D) James P. Allen
A) KV62 box B) The Louvre ushabti fragments C) The Coregency Stela D) The Quarry 320 inscription
A) Nozomu Kawai B) Aidan Dodson C) William J. Murnane D) Chris Naunton
A) Red ochre B) Green malachite C) Black carbon D) Blue lapis
A) 1400 BC B) 1200 BC C) 1250 BC D) 1331 BC
A) The unfinished annex B) The roof terrace C) The main burial chamber D) The entrance corridor
A) KV35 B) Tomb 29 C) Tomb 55 D) KV62
A) It was sealed permanently by Ay B) It lacks a burial chamber C) It was already occupied by Akhenaten D) It was too small
A) Victor Loret B) Athena van der Perre C) Joann Fletcher D) Nicholas Reeves
A) Kmt magazine B) National Geographic C) Ancient Egypt Magazine D) Archaeology Today
A) Nefertiti B) Ankhesenamun C) Tiye D) Meritaten
A) 15 August 1898 B) 22 November 2015 C) 10 January 2001 D) 9 June 2003
A) Ancient pottery B) Ancient hair C) Hieroglyphic translation D) DNA sequencing
A) Tiye B) Tutankhamun's biological mother C) Kiya D) Nefertiti
A) 2001 B) 1898 C) 2015 D) 2003
A) KV55 B) KV21 C) KV35 D) KV62
A) 45 B) 20 C) 30 D) 60
A) Hatshepsut B) Ankhesenamun C) Tiye D) The Younger Lady
A) Hattusa B) Cairo C) Thebes D) Karkemish
A) Ay B) Suppiluliuma I C) Zannanza D) Akhenaten
A) Suppiluliuma B) Zannanza C) Akhenaten D) Ay
A) He got lost in the desert B) He successfully married the queen C) He died, perhaps murdered D) He was captured by Egyptian rebels
A) Athena van der Perre B) Maria M. Kloska C) Aidan Dodson D) Nicholas Reeves
A) Sovra Wilson-Dickson B) Geraldine Chaplin C) Jacqueline Benson D) Riann Steele
A) Riann Steele B) Sovra Wilson-Dickson C) Geraldine Chaplin D) Jacqueline Benson
A) Dinosaurs on a Spaceship B) Red River C) Tomb of the Sun King D) Nefertiti and Akhenaton
A) January 1973 B) October 2002 C) December 1998 D) November 2012
A) 2012-2024 B) 1973-1975 C) 1998-2002 D) 1995-2002
A) A 2024 fantasy novel B) A 2026 anime C) A 2012 television episode D) A 1973 short film
A) 2014 B) 2020 C) 2016 D) 2022
A) Athena van der Perre B) Maria M. Kloska C) Aidan Dodson D) Juan Antonio Belmonte |
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