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Who was the last pharaoh of Egypt?

Cleopatra VII.

What body of water played a major role in the development of the Ancient Egyptian civilization?

The Nile River.

What would Osiris weigh the dead person’s heart against on a set of scales?

The feather of truth.

In what year was Cleopatra born?

69 BC.

At what age did Cleopatra die?

39 years old.

What was put inside the coffin of a mummy?

Book of Dead.

Why did men and women wear makeups?

To be more attractive/ to protect them from the sun/ the makeup mad healing powers.

Why did the Egyptians make mummies?

To preserve the body for the afterlife.

How many languages could Cleopatra speak?

Nine.

Which Roman general helped Cleopatra to win back her throne after she was exiled by her brother?

Julius Caesar.

Where can you find the most famous pyramids?

Giza.

Who was the victor at the Battle of Actium?

Octavian.

Why were the pyramids built?

To house the body of the pharoah.

Did Egyptian kids play with toys?

Yes.

What language did Cleopatra VII grow up speaking, reading, and writing?

Greek.

What was the leader of Egypt called?

A pharoah.

Where was King Tut buired?

The Valley of Kings.

Around how many years did the civilization of Ancient Egypt last?

3000 years.

Name one Ancient Egyptian invention.

Calendar, toothpaste, makeup, tables, locks, medicine, paper.

How many children did Cleopatra have with her two lovers?

Four.

People in Egypt believed their rulers were gods or goddesses. Which goddess was Cleopatra regarded as?

Isis.

What was kept in canopic jars?

A mummy's organs.

Which two Roman general were in power after Julius Caesar's death?

Octavian and Mark Antony.

How did Cleopatra die?

She allowed herself to be bitten by a deadly snake.