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Why did Tutankhamun’s tomb remain hidden for so long before it was discovered?
It was covered by other tombs built above it
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For how many years did Ramses II ruled?
66 years
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Who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922? (A) Howard Carter B) Lord Carnarvon C) Jean-François Champollion D) Flinders Petrie
Howard Carter
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The famous mask of Tutankhamun is made mostly of:
Gold
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Which pharaoh ruled at the same time as the famous Battle of Kadesh?
Ramses II
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Mention 2 types of tombs in Ancient Egypt
pyramid & Mastaba
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Ramses II is famous for building which massive temple with four seated statues of himself?
Abu simbel
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How did Hatshepsut often present herself in statues?
Wearing a pharaoh’s beard and male clothing
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What animal was often placed in tombs as a mummified pet?
cat
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Who was the famous female pharaoh of Ancient Egypt who ruled for about 22 years and built a great temple at Deir el-Bahari?
Hatshepsut
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Why were tomb walls often covered with paintings and hieroglyphics?
To tell the story of the pharaoh’s life and guide them in the afterlife
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What was written on the Book of the Dead?
spells to help the dead in the afterlife
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What was the first step in mummification?
Removing the brain
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Why was Tutankhamun’s tomb such a historic discovery?
It was found untouched by thieves
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How many artifacts were discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun?
over 5,000 piece
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Which Pharaoh signed the first known peace treaty in history?
Ramsess II
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Which Pharaoh was famous for building more statues and temples than any other ruler?
Ramses II
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Which pharaoh was Famous for peaceful reign and establishing trade networks?
Hatshepsut
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How did the Ancient Egyptians protect their tombs from robbers and damage?
Tombs were sealed tightly with heavy stones or blocks to prevent entry / They placed curses or warnings inside tombs to scare away intruders.
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What was placed between the layers of linen when wrapping a mummy?
Amulets for protection
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What happened to many of Hatshepsut’s statues and monuments after Thutmose III took power?
They were destroyed or removed
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Which pharaoh ruled at the age of 9 ?
Tutankhamun
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Why did Ancient Egyptians mummify their dead?
To prepare for rebirth in the afterlife
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Which organ was left inside the body during mummification?
Heart
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What was the main purpose of Ancient Egyptian tombs?
A resting place for the dead and their journey to the afterlife
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Which pharaoh was called the "Great builder"?
Ramses II
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Which of these was NOT a canopic jar organ? (liver-stomach-brain-intestins)
Brain
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What did Ancient Egyptians believe the heart was used for in the afterlife?
Weighed against the Feather of Truth
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What was used to dry out the body during mummification?
Natron salt
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What material did Ancient Egyptians use to wrap a mummy’s body?
Linen
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What happened to the removed organs during mummification?
Placed in canopic jars
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Who is often called “The Great Pharaoh” for his military victories and long rule?
Ramses II
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What was Tutankhamun’s original name before becoming Pharaoh?
Tutankhaten
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How many canopic jars were used to hold the organs during mummification?
4 Canopic jars
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Which Pharaoh is known for having one of the most famous tombs ever discovered?
Tutankhamun
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What was placed inside tombs along with the mummified body
Treasure, food, and belongings
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