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Egyptian Jeopardy

This text explores key aspects of ancient Egypt, including its conflicts with neighboring Nubia, pivotal gods like Ra and Ammut, and practices such as embalming and canopic jars used in burial rituals. It discusses agricultural techniques, the significance of the inundation, and the types of materials used in pyramid construction. It also highlights historic figures such as Pharaoh Kufu and the societal impacts of Egyptian trade with neighboring nations. Delve into the fascinating world of ancient Egypt, their monumental achievements, and spiritual beliefs.

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Egyptian Jeopardy

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  1. Egyptian Jeopardy

  2. This nation that was just south of Egypt were enemies with Egypt. Nubia

  3. This is the reason the Nubians and the Egyptians were fighting. They encroached upon the Nubians territory

  4. The Nubians didn’t attack the Egyptians from the sea because these What are cataracks

  5. These were people trained to protect villages Who are soldiers

  6. This nation eventually conquered Egypt Who are the Greeks

  7. This process got people ready for the afterlife What is Embalming

  8. This Egyptian god was the sun god and the head god Who is Ra

  9. This god-monster would weigh your heart in the afterlife Who is Ammut

  10. This was the only organ kept inside the mummies body What is the heart

  11. These were special jar in which a dead person’s organs were kept What are canopic jars

  12. These are the six steps to getting bread from the very beginning to the end What are opening, seeding, watering, harvesting, refining and baking

  13. If these birds appeared than the Egyptians knew it was time for the harvest What are ibises

  14. These were used both for swimming pools and for watering crops What are cisterns

  15. The Egyptians always had to harvest their crops before this came What is the induntation

  16. This is a type of wheat the ancient Egyptians grew What is Emmer

  17. These materials were used to build the pyramid What are Sandstone and limestone

  18. The people who built the pyramid lived in this type building What are barraks

  19. These people were buried in the pyramids Who are Pharaohs

  20. This is where many pharaoh were buried after the Egyptians stopped building pyramids What was the Valley of the Kings

  21. This pharaoh built the largest pyramid Who is Kufu

  22. These were to metals that were mined throughout Egypt What are gold and copper

  23. This metal was traded for food and wood What is Gold

  24. This nation traded with the Egyptians for gold and gave them wood Who are the Lebannonese

  25. Tools and weapons were made from this metal What is copper

  26. Egyptians did not make metal tools until the beginning of this period New Kingdom

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