Early Bronze And Iron Age Civilizations Set 1

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This set of Early Bronze and Iron age Civilizations Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Early Bronze And Iron Age Civilizations Set 1

Q1 | Who discovered the Rosetta stone?
  • francois champollion
  • christopher columbus
  • mortimer wheeler
  • gordon childe
Q2 | The inscriptions on the Rosetta stone are in
  • demotic script
  • hieroglyphics
  • greek
  • all the above
Q3 | During the Old Kingdom of Egypt, what were the nomes?
  • divisions of labour
  • divisions of territory
  • divisions of population
  • positions of hierarchy
Q4 | The Rosetta stone was discovered in the year……
  • 1813
  • 1822
  • 1934
  • 1849
Q5 | What is the meaning of the word “pharaoh”?
  • great leader
  • emperor
  • great house
  • god
Q6 | The oldest work of philosophy in ancient Egypt is
  • instructions of ptahhotep
  • pharaoh edicts
  • hammurabi code
  • nomes
Q7 | Who was Ptah-hotep?
  • pharaoh
  • governor of memphis
  • egyptian queen
  • god of fertility
Q8 | Thoth is the Egyptian god of
  • power
  • fertility
  • wisdom
  • moon
Q9 | What is Ahmes Papyrus?
  • book of morality
  • book on warfare
  • oldest mathematical treatise in egypt
  • collection of hymns
Q10 | Which of the following statements regarding Vizier is incorrect?
  • viziers are often appointed by the pharaohs
  • most important official after the pharaoh
  • family members of the pharaoh were not allowed to become a vizier
  • he supervised the running of the kingdom
Q11 | What was the purpose of the pyramids in ancient Egypt?
  • to protect the body of the pharaoh to help it reach the afterlife.
  • to create a memorial for the pharaoh.
  • to create a stairway from heaven to earth.
  • to provide jobs for the egyptian people.
Q12 | Name the world’s earliest form of paper that was invented by the Egyptians.
  • papyrus
  • hieroglyphics
  • cuneiform
  • bone script
Q13 | The Rosetta Stone was important because
  • it is a unique artefact.
  • it led to the decoding of hieroglyphics.
  • it had greek, cuneiform, and egyptian writing on it.
  • it represented peace.
Q14 | The Egyptians developed a type of government in which rule is based on religiousauthority of the pharaoh. The type of government was
  • oligarchy.
  • democracy
  • theocracy
  • monarchy
Q15 | Whose tomb, discovered in 1922, taught us much about Egyptian burial practices and beliefs?
  • king tutankhamen
  • ramses the great
  • ahmose of thebes
  • queen hatshepsut
Q16 | Pyramids are
  • warehouses where surplus food is stored.
  • temples where the people are allowed to come and pray.
  • stone tombs with four rectangle-shaped sides that join a limestone roof.
  • royal tombs with four triangle-shaped sides that meet in a point on top.
Q17 | Ramses the Great is best remembered
  • for his ability as an artist.
  • as a great scribe.
  • for his untimely death at the hands of ahmose.
  • as a great warrior and builder.
Q18 | What job employed the most people in Egypt?
  • merchant
  • scribe
  • farmer
  • architect
Q19 | Which of the following beliefs was central to Egyptian religion?
  • the afterlife
  • the pharaohs
  • the pyramids
  • the heavens
Q20 | Which statement best describes the burial practices of Egyptians?
  • egyptians preserved bodies as mummies.
  • egyptians carried their dead to neighbouring countries
  • egyptians used a funeral pyre for their dead.
  • egyptians buried their dead in the river.
Q21 | Why was Hammurabi’s Code important?
  • it helped decode cuneiform writing.
  • soldiers used it to send messages during battle.
  • it helped everyone to know the rules and punishments
  • it showed archaeologists why writing was important
Q22 | The Nile River flows through two important regions in Egypt called
  • upper egypt and lower egypt.
  • eastern egypt and western egypt.
  • mesopotamia.
  • nubia and cairo.
Q23 | Name the important female Pharaoh of the New Kingdom who expanded trade and builtmonuments.
  • hatshepsut
  • cleopatra
  • tutankhamun
  • ramses, the great
Q24 | The Egyptian god responsible for life, death, and rebirth was
  • osiris.
  • ra.
  • sirius.
  • thebes.
Q25 | The pharaoh who founded a controversial new religion was
  • tutankhamen
  • hatshepsut
  • akhenaton
  • memphis