Djoser - Quiz
A) Twenty-seven B) Nineteen C) Twenty-nine D) Ten
A) Twenty-nine B) Twenty-eight C) Nineteen D) Seventeen
A) His documented military victories B) His substantial building projects C) The Turin King List D) The number of children he had
A) Wilkinson B) Ramesside scribes C) Manetho D) Djoser
A) Palermo stone B) The Turin King List C) The Rosetta Stone D) The Narmer Palette
A) 17 B) 19 C) 28 D) 29
A) Senut B) White Wall C) Memphis D) Qau-Netjerw
A) The builders of Saqqara B) Manetho C) Wilkinson D) Ramesside scribes
A) Narmer B) Min C) Anubis D) Khasekhemwy
A) 17 B) 29 C) 19 D) 27
A) Creating an building of Anubis B) Stretching the cord C) Creating an image of Min D) Circumambulation of the White Wall
A) Hills of the gods B) Senut shrine C) Anubis shrine D) White Wall of Memphis
A) Circumambulation of Memphis B) Creating an image of Min C) Unifying the two realms D) Stretching the cord
A) Stretching the cord B) Creating an building of Anubis C) Creating an image of Min D) Circumambulation of the White Wall
A) Royal Annals B) Turin King List C) Palermo stone D) Cairo Stone
A) 4th Dynasty B) 3rd Dynasty C) 5th Dynasty D) 2nd Dynasty
A) Tosorthros B) Necherophes C) Nebka D) Sesorthos
A) Step pyramid B) Great Sphinx C) Famine Stela D) Mastaba K1
A) Huni B) Djoser C) Sekhemkhet D) Nebka
A) Hermopolis B) Saqqara C) Abydos D) Beit Khallaf
A) Hetephernebti B) Nynetjer C) Nimaathap D) Inetkawes
A) Inetkawes B) Nimaathap C) None D) Hetephernebti
A) 1899–1900 B) 1924–1925 C) 1900–1901 D) 1935–1936
A) Nebka B) Nynetjer C) Sekhemkhet D) Khasekhemwy
A) Westcar Papyrus B) Turin King List C) Ptolemaic Famine Stela D) Beit Khallaf mastaba
A) A marble statue B) A bronze replica C) The original statue D) A plaster copy
A) 2580 BC B) 2680 BC C) 2780 BC D) 2480 BC
A) Sanakht B) Bebti C) Netjerikhet D) Nebka
A) Beit Khallaf B) Abydos C) Saqqara D) Shunet et-Zebib
A) Cleopatra B) Nefertiti C) Hatshepsut D) Nimaat-hap
A) Saqqara B) Shunet et-Zebib C) Beit Khallaf D) Abydos
A) 21 years B) 19 years C) 18 years D) 20 years
A) Khasekhemwy B) Nebkha C) Nebka D) The Palermo Stone
A) Abeer el-Shahawy B) Marc van de Mieroop and Farid Atiya C) Joann Fletcher and Michael Rice D) Rosalie and Charles Baker
A) Rivals B) Father and son C) Brothers D) Unrelated
A) 2 months and 23 days B) 1 month and 23 days C) 2 months and 20 days D) 18 years
A) Margaret Bunson B) Michael Rice C) Farid Atiya D) Abeer el-Shahawy
A) Sinai Peninsula B) First Cataract C) Umm El Qa'ab D) Nile Delta
A) Anubis B) Osiris C) Set D) Ra
A) Square mastaba B) Circular mound C) Sunken vault D) Triangular tomb
A) Djoser B) Imhotep C) Khasekhemwy D) Manetho
A) Third Cataract B) First Cataract C) Second Cataract D) Nile Delta
A) The kingdom collapsed B) The southern boundary was lost C) The capital moved north D) The pyramids were abandoned
A) King Inaros B) King Khufu C) King Nectanebo D) King Sekhemkhet
A) Saqqara Papyrus B) Tebtunis Papyrus C) Westcar Papyrus D) Djoser Papyrus
A) Demotic B) Hieroglyphic C) Hieratic D) Coptic
A) Sun festival B) Nile festival C) Harvest festival D) Vine festival
A) 50 B) 20 C) 30 D) 10
A) Gold leaf B) Polished granite C) Lapis lazuli D) Turquoise
A) Ten B) Three C) Five D) Seven
A) A Coptic scribe B) Imhotep C) Okasha El-Daly D) Al-Nuwayri
A) Djoser B) Saqqara C) Imhotep D) Zosara
A) Mud brick B) Limestone C) Sandstone D) Granite
A) 50 metres B) 75 metres C) 62 metres D) 45 metres
A) Bluish faience tiles B) Polished marble C) Gold leaf D) Painted plaster
A) Seven B) Five C) Eleven D) Fourteen
A) Seven B) Twenty C) Fourteen D) One
A) The king's royal advisors B) Nubians C) The provinces of Egypt D) The gods of the underworld
A) To keep the walls cool B) To represent the night sky C) To show royal wealth D) To imitate reed mats
A) Two B) One C) Zero D) Fourteen
A) Khufu B) Den C) Akhenaten D) Ramses
A) Holding a scepter B) Resting on the thigh C) Crossed over the chest D) Resting by the side |
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