1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Syllabus Pharoahs Egyptian Life True or False Famous Discoveries

2. What will be the topic of our lesson?

3. Egypt

4. What is the teacher’s name?

5. Corey Hunt

6. How long is the final paper?

7. 3-5 pages

8. What is the teachers e-mail?

9. chunt@fairmontstate.edu

10. Where the teacher went to school?

11. Fairmont State University

13. Sphinx

14. Egyptians built these as tombs for pharaohs.

15. Pyramids

16. What is the pharaoh Tutankhamun’s nickname?

17. King Tut

18. Pharaohs were believed to be the reincarnations of what god?

19. Horus

20. What are the names of the two main periods of Egyptian power?

21. Old Kingdom and New Kingdom

22. What was the name of the Egyptian form of writing?

23. Hieroglyphics

24. How did Egyptians deal with injury and illness?

25. Egyptians used surgery and rudimentary medicine to cure people.

26. What sort of architecture did Egyptians create?

27. Pyramids, statues, temples, and other large stone monuments.

28. How did the Egyptians use the Nile?

29. Egyptians used the Nile for irrigation in farming, as well as transportation and shipping.

30. How did the average Egyptian spend each day?

31. Most Egyptians spent most of their time farming and practicing religion.

32. The Nile river was useless to the Egyptians.

33. False

34. Egyptians used a number system

35. True

36. Egyptians were polytheistic

37. True

38. Egyptians did not believe in an afterlife.

39. False

40. Egyptians created and used a paper called papyrus.

41. True

42. The stone found that enabled us to translate the Egyptian language.

43. Rosetta Stone

44. The beetle-shaped image found in ancient Egypt findings

45. Scarab

46. Most of Egypt is made up of this type of climate

47. Arid, desert

48. The nutrient rich substance that the Nile river carries, which allowed Egyptians to be extremely successful in farming.

49. Silt

50. The process by which Egyptians preserved their dead

51. Mummification