Ancient Egypt JEOPARDY How Much Do You Know

Ancient Egypt JEOPARDY How Much Do You Know? How Much Can Your Family Win?

Gods & Goddesses Jobs Math Misc. Land Traits Animals Starts with “P”

He was the Sun God Home

He began as the fertility god but in later eras became the judge of the dead. Home

This Goddess was always shown as a woman with a cobra head or as a cobra about to strike enemies. Home

The God of scribes and knowledge, and keeper of all sacred and magic knowledge. Home

This person works with stones, gold and copper. Home

Record keepers. Home

This person has many duties, including traveling on expeditions to faraway lands and guarding the palace. Home

Cuts papyrus reeds in the marshes along the river for weaving. Home

This number was not part of the Egyptian numerical system. Home

The Lotus Flower represents this number. Home

This mathematical function was performed by using addition and doubling. Home

When a number is written below a side -ways oval. Home

This “act” is the beginning of a new life in another world. Home

This was the main occupation of the majority of Egyptians. Home

This plant was used to make baskets. Home

The written language of the Ancient Egyptians. Home

This is the center of Egyptian Life. Home

A yearly event, much anticipated. Home

You can find reeds, rushes and birds in this area that lines the Nile. Home

Where the Nile empties into the Mediterranean Sea. Home

This animal was sacred to the god Baset. Home

A native animal that lives in the water, but comes up on land from time to time. Home

This animal represents the god that oversees the dead. Home

Though commonly found in Egypt today, this animal is not mentioned as an animal of Ancient Egypt. Home

This plant represents the lower Nile and it’s “product” was used by the scribes. Home

This farm tool is still used on modern farms. Home

Representatives of the gods to the common man. Home

An Egyptian national god and patron of artists and craftsmen. Home