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Jeopardy 1 2 3 4 5 Q1 Q6 Q 11 Q 16 Q 21 Q2 Q7 Q 12 Q 17 Q 22 Q3 Q8 Q 13 Q 18 Q 23 Q4 Q9 Q 14 Q 19 Q 24 Q5 Q 10 Q 15 Q 20 Q 25 Final Jeopardy Question 1 A fan shaped area of silt near where a river flows into the sea is known as _________. Answer 1 Delta Question 2 A waterfall or rapids in a river is a ____________. Answer 2 Cataract Question 3 The ‘Great Pyramid’ was built for which Pharaoh? Answer 3 Khufu Question 4 Which pharaoh was the first woman to rule Egypt on her own? Answer 4 Hatshepsut Question 5 How were beliefs about the afterlife linked to items placed in tombs? Answer 5 Items were placed in tombs so that people could use these items in their afterlife. They believed that people needed these items once they got to the afterlife. Question 6 A bucket attached to a long pole used to transfer river water to storage basins is known as a(n) _________. Answer 6 Shadoof Question 7 A reed plant that grew wild along the Nile River is ___________. Answer 7 Papyrus Question 8 Why was embalming important to the Egyptians? Answer 8 They believed that if the body decayed, the spirit would not recognize their body in the afterlife and would not be able to move on. Question 9 How did workers get stone blocks to the pyramids? Answer 9 The stone blocks were brought down the Nile by boat, transported to the pyramids on wooden sleds, and hauled up the pyramid on ramps. Question 10 Which pharaoh introduced a new religion in Egypt- throwing out the old gods and deciding that only one was to be worshipped. Answer 10 Akhenaten Question 11 _________ is a writing system made up of a combination of pictures and sound symbols. Answer 11 Hieroglyphics Question 12 A line of rules from one family is known as a (n) _________. Answer 12 Dynasty Question 13 There are five sections of the social class pyramid. Which group would I find second from the top? Answer 13 Priests/Nobles Question 14 Why did the Kushites adapt some of the Egyptian culture? Answer 14 For a period it was the culture of their rulers Question 15 What made the location of Napata beneficial to the people? Answer 15 Napata was located on the Upper Nile and close to trade caravans. Question 16 A _______ is a government in which the religious leader and political leader are the same. Answer 16 Theocracy Question 17 A ___________ is a government official. Answer 17 Bureaucrat Question 18 What was one use of the temples in ancient Egypt? Answer 18 Houses for gods/goddesses Banks Storage for valuables Question 19 What was the role of a scribe? Answer 19 Scribes worked for the government and temples by keeping records and accounts for the state and writing and copying religious and literary texts. Question 20 What methods of warfare did the Hyksos use against Egypt? Answer 20 Horse drawn chariots, bronze and iron weapons. The Egyptians fought on foot and used copper and stone weapons. Question 21 A (n) _________ is a government representative to another country. Answer 21 Envoy Question 22 This pharaoh drove the Hyksos out of Egypt and during his reign, Egypt was at the height of its glory. Answer 22 Ahmose Question 23 Which Pharaoh united upper and lower Egypt? Answer 23 Narmer Question 24 This is another name for Egyptian gods and goddesses. These people were believed to control the forces of nature and human activity. Answer 24 Deities Question 25 Give two examples of rights women had in ancient Egypt. Answer 25 They could own property They could make wills and gets divorces They could perform religious ceremonies Final Jeopardy What two factors contributed to Egypt’s wealth during the New Kingdom? Final Jeopardy Answer Trade and Conquest