A) 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom B) 21st Dynasty of the New Kingdom C) 20th Dynasty of the New Kingdom D) 19th Dynasty of the New Kingdom
A) Anpu and Bata B) Ramses and Merenptah C) Osiris and Set D) Horus and Seth
A) Cut off his hand and sent it to his brother B) Severed his genitalia and threw them into the water C) Wrote a letter explaining his innocence D) Appeared before his brother in a dream
A) Khnum B) Anubis C) Osiris D) Horus
A) Convinced the pharaoh to release Bata B) Told the pharaoh to cut down the tree with Bata's heart C) Escaped from the pharaoh D) Refused to live with the pharaoh
A) Five years B) Seven years C) Three years D) Ten years
A) A snake B) A lion C) A bull D) A falcon
A) Two palm trees B) Two lotus flowers C) Two acacia trees D) Two Persea trees
A) She drank enchanted water B) She ate a magical fruit C) A splinter from a Persea tree ended up in her mouth D) She was visited by a god
A) Advisor B) Crown prince C) High priest D) General
A) The Metropolitan Museum of Art B) The British Museum C) The Louvre D) The Egyptian Museum
A) Cursing her B) Attempting to seduce her C) Stealing from her D) Plotting against her husband
A) His heart B) His eye C) His hand D) His voice
A) A letter from Bata B) A jar of beer that frothed C) A visit from a god D) A dream about Bata
A) Cut them down to make furniture B) Use them to build a temple C) Plant them in the palace garden D) Offer them to the gods
A) He retired to the Valley of the Cedar B) He left Egypt C) He became king D) He became a god
A) They remained enemies B) They never saw each other again C) They lived separately D) They were at peace with one another
A) Kingship B) Trade C) Agriculture D) Warfare
A) The formalist theory B) The psychoanalytic approach C) The structuralist method D) The euhemeristic theory
A) The unification of Upper and Lower Egypt B) The construction of the pyramids C) The reign of Ramses II D) The succession dispute following Merneptah's reign
A) Seti II B) Ramses II C) Ramses III D) Amenmesse
A) The Jungian Archetypes B) The Aarne–Thompson–Uther (ATU) tale type classification system C) The Propp's Morphology D) The Lévi-Strauss Structuralism
A) ATU 318 B) ATU 500 C) ATU 300 D) ATU 400
A) Stith Thompson B) Karel Horálek C) Susan Tower Hollis D) Alan Dundes
A) Rapunzel B) The Love for Three Oranges C) Cinderella D) Snow White
A) Ennana B) Ramses C) Horus D) Thutmose
A) 1900 B) 1800 C) 1857 D) 1750
A) P. Brit. Mus. 40456 B) P. Brit. Mus. 10183 C) P. Brit. Mus. 20234 D) P. Brit. Mus. 30345
A) It becomes a bird, usually a drake B) It transforms into a human C) It becomes a flower D) It turns into a stone |