Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Ancient Egypt: Temples and Gods

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Ancient Egypt: Temples and Gods


Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Ancient Egypt: Temples and GodsVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Ancient Egypt: Temples and Gods por Vijo Gor 1 What were most Egyptian gods and goddesses linked with? a Famous kings and queens from history b Ancient foreign gods from other lands c Stars and constellations in the night sky d Special animals or birds that symbolized their powers 2 How could people recognize Egyptian gods in paintings and carvings? a By their heads, which were shown as those of animals or birds b By their colorful clothes and jewelry only c By the size of their statues inside the temples d By reading their names written beside them 3 Which god had the head of a hawk and was the sun god? a Anubis b Re (or Ra) c Horus d Osiris 4 What was the job of priests in the temples? a To decorate the walls of tombs and pyramids b To lead armies in battles for the pharaoh c To collect taxes from the farmers and merchants d To wash, dress, and give food to the statue of the god every morning 5 When were ordinary people allowed to enter the temple? a Every day to say personal prayers b Only on festival days when the statue of the god was taken outside c Only if they were chosen by the pharaoh d Once a month during full moon ceremonies 6 What was the festival of Bast, the cat goddess, like? a A military parade showing the power of the pharaoh b A secret ritual performed only by priests c A lively celebration with dancers, musicians, and processions d A quiet prayer ceremony held in temples 7 What materials were Egyptian temples usually made from? a Bronze and copper sheets b Mudbrick and wood c Huge stone blocks d Painted clay and woven reeds 8 What were the picture-signs called Egyptians used to write their language on temple walls and papyrus scrolls? Written answer 9 What tall, narrow stone monuments with pointed tops were covered in hieroglyphs to honor gods or rulers? Written answer 10 What kind of work was done inside the temple besides worship? a Military training for young soldiers b Craftwork, writing, teaching, and record-keeping in workshops and schools c Cooking and cleaning for royal visitors d Farming and fishing for food supplies 11 Who could attend temple schools in Ancient Egypt? a Girls from noble families who trained to be priestesses b Only children chosen by the priests for religious study c Boys from rich families who learned reading, writing, and other subjects d All children, both boys and girls, from every family 12 Temple schools taught which core subjects? a Cooking and sewing b Reading, writing, and arithmetic c Farming techniques d Military tactics 13 What kind of paper did Egyptians make from a river plant to write on with ink and reed pens? Written answer 14 Who in Ancient Egypt wrote down records, copied texts, and worked in temples and schools using reed pens and ink? Written answer

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Ancient Egypt: Temples and GodsVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What were most Egyptian gods and goddesses linked with?

How could people recognize Egyptian gods in paintings and carvings?

Which god had the head of a hawk and was the sun god?

What was the job of priests in the temples?

When were ordinary people allowed to enter the temple?

What was the festival of Bast, the cat goddess, like?

What materials were Egyptian temples usually made from?

What were the picture-signs called Egyptians used to write their language on temple walls and papyrus scrolls?

Written answer

What tall, narrow stone monuments with pointed tops were covered in hieroglyphs to honor gods or rulers?

Written answer

What kind of work was done inside the temple besides worship?

Who could attend temple schools in Ancient Egypt?

Temple schools taught which core subjects?

What kind of paper did Egyptians make from a river plant to write on with ink and reed pens?

Written answer

Who in Ancient Egypt wrote down records, copied texts, and worked in temples and schools using reed pens and ink?

Written answer