3 Multiple Choice Tests About Ancient Art
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Use this image to identify:
1. What is this? 2. Where is it located? 3. What king was buried there?
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Q U E S T I O N 1
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Each funerary complex had a ________________ that housed a statue of the king and it was believed the king’s ka could manifest itself in it.
serdab
uraeus
boat
mastaba
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How would the Horus falcon be positioned to represent protection to a king?
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What type of stone was the most common building material of royal pyramids?
Facience
White limestone
Red limestone
Lapis lazuli
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essay (two paragraph minimum) describing what the panel would look like, including what symbols and hieroglyphics you would include.
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Q U E S T I O N 5
Arial 3 (12pt)
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Which is largest pyramid to be built in Egypt?
The Bent Pyramid at Dahshur
The Step Pyramid at Saqqara
The Great Pyramid at Giza
The Red Pyramid at Dahshur
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In figure 47 of our text, the figure of Khabausokar is depicted with a more pronounced stomach and buttocks. What does this mean about the figure?
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Q U E S T I O N 7
Arial 3 (12pt)
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The headdresses of queens in the Fifth Dynasty were associated to which deities?
Hathor
Nekhbet
W dj t
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Isis
Which of these is NOT a traditional element of a pyramid?
Open Court
Offering Room
Burial Chamber
Afterlife Room
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What is a uraeus?
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Q U E S T I O N 1 0
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Many pyramid complexes has temples dedicated to the sun god known as ________________?
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Q U E S T I O N 1 1
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The statuette of Katep is Hetepheres is the only known one in which the female is depicted as a larger figure than the male.
True
False
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Two idealized formal figures of male existed – one representing youth and one representing maturity. Select the two reasons that only one idealized figure existed for the female?
She had little to no human rights in Egyptian culture
She traditionally could not hold government office
She was not born of royal blood
She was shown only as youthful to represent fertility
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Give three examples of how the male figure was changed proportionally in the Sixth Dynasty.
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The event in which the deity statues were carried in a sacred boat from Karnak to Luxor, and then back again, was called the:
Harvest Tribute
Offering Ritual
Opet festival
Sed fesstival
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