History Test Egypt Jeopardy Template

Geography	The Afterlife	Egyptian Art and Architecture	Miscellaneous	Misc. 2
100 What is the northeastern coast of Africa Where Egypt is located	100 What is the heart The one organ they didn't take out	100 What is writing and paper What papyrus was used for	100 What is embalming To keep the body from decaying, the Egyptians used a process called	100 Who is Amon- Re the sun god This was a very important god to the Egyptians
200 What are cataracts Groups of rocky rapids that made it impossible to travel upstream Egypt	200 What is Anubis This god weighed the heart	200 What is an artisan A skilled worker who practices a handicraft	200 What is intelligence Egyptians believed the heart was the center of this	200 Who is Osiris This was the god of the underworld
300 What is silt A fine mineral that produces fertile soil	300 Because you were "closer to heaven" This is why it was important to have a tall pyramid	300 What is the scribes Only these people kept records on papyrus sheets	300 What is a delta A triangle of marshy wetlands is called this	300 What is bureaucracy A system of ruling officials
400 What is thick black mud, fish, ducks, and geese Besides the water, these things were gifts that the Nile gave the people	400 What is mumiya The word mummy comes from this word	400 What is drawings and symbols The hieroglyphic writing system uses this instead of alphabetic letters	400 What is a dynasty A ruling family	400 Who is Narmer He was the first Pharaoh, and united the two kingdoms
500 What is melting snow in eastern Africa and rain from central africa Where the Nile's river came from	500 What is be eaten by a crocodile-headed monster named Ammut, and drop down quickly and heavily If a persons life was full of sin and they were a bad person, their heart would..	500 What is each year had a different number of days The one thing that made the lunar Egyptian calendar difficult to use	500 Who is Ramses II This Pharoah ruled 200 years after Hatshepsut	500 What is 4000 miles How many miles the Nile River traveled

History Test Egypt

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