A) Isis B) Unknown C) Osiris D) Thoth
A) Arabic B) Latin C) Greek D) Ancient Egyptian
A) Horus B) Anubis C) Ra D) Osiris
A) Protect the deceased from harm B) Control animals C) Change the weather D) Win battles
A) Denial of sins and wrongdoing B) Naming enemies C) Payment of debts D) Solving riddles
A) Goddess of truth and justice B) Scribe of Osiris C) Guardian of the underworld D) God of the sun
A) Power B) Eternity C) Death D) Life
A) Merchants B) Priests C) Warriors D) Artisans
A) Howard Carter B) Karl Richard Lepsius C) Jean-François Champollion D) Auguste Mariette
A) Middle Kingdom B) Late Period C) Old Kingdom D) New Kingdom (around 1550 BC)
A) To guide common people to the afterlife B) To help the dead king take his place amongst the gods C) To protect against evil spirits during life D) To serve as a historical record
A) The Pyramid Texts were expanded for common use B) The Book of the Dead was first written on papyrus C) The Coffin Texts emerged, allowing more people access to afterlife spells D) Funerary texts ceased to be used
A) In Thebes B) In Memphis C) In Abydos D) In Heliopolis
A) 30th Dynasty B) 18th Dynasty C) 26th Dynasty D) 22nd Dynasty
A) 4th century AD B) 1st century BC C) 3rd century BC D) 10th century BC
A) Clay bricks B) Wooden panels C) Papyrus D) Stone tablets
A) Metropolitan Museum of Art B) Egyptian Museum in Cairo C) Louvre Museum D) British Museum
A) E. A. Wallis Budge B) Samuel Birch C) Raymond O. Faulkner D) Thomas George Allen
A) 2023 B) 1876 C) 1974 D) 1886
A) the hands B) the feet C) the heart D) the eyes
A) Karl Richard Lepsius B) Mostafa Waziri C) Samuel Birch D) Édouard Naville
A) Offerings of food B) Statuettes named shabti or ushebti C) Golden amulets D) Scrolls of prayers
A) magic B) warfare C) farming D) trade
A) 200 B) 192 C) 186 D) 165
A) The subterranean Duat B) The Field of Reeds C) The sky with Ra D) The Great Ennead
A) Anubis B) Ra C) Osiris D) Atum
A) 1867 B) 1886 C) 1875 D) 1842
A) Priest B) Merchant C) Scribe D) Pharaoh
A) headrests B) shoes C) jewelry boxes D) cloaks
A) enchanted swords B) invisible cloaks C) magical amulets D) magic carpets
A) 1799 AD – Denon received a copy of the Book of the Dead B) 600 BC – Standard order of spells established C) c. 2345 BC – First royal pyramid with Pyramid Texts D) 452 AD – Last known religious inscription at Philae
A) 150 B) 100 C) 192 D) 250
A) on scarabs B) on tomb walls C) on statues D) on papyrus scrolls
A) 50% B) 80% C) 100% D) 60%
A) Karl Richard Lepsius B) Thomas George Allen C) E. A. Wallis Budge D) Samuel Birch
A) Studien zum Altägyptischen Totenbuch B) Totenbuchtexte C) Handschriften des Altägyptischen Totenbuches D) Papyrus of Nebseny
A) in pyramid chambers B) on temple walls C) inside sacred vessels D) on mummy wrappings
A) Ursula Rößler-Köhler B) E. A. Wallis Budge C) Édouard Naville D) Karl Richard Lepsius
A) Ministry of Antiquities B) Orientverlag C) British Museum D) Harrassowitz Verlag
A) saliva B) water C) herbs D) mud
A) Thomas George Allen B) Karl Richard Lepsius C) Samuel Birch D) Raymond O. Faulkner
A) spell B) speech C) mouth D) chapter
A) Thoth B) Anubis C) Ra D) Osiris
A) animals B) plants C) other people D) the thing itself |