Question 1

Egypt's most famous pyramids are the ones at __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cairo 
B)  Bahri 
C)  Giza 
D)  Khafre 
A)  Cairo 
B)  Bahri 
C)  Giza 
D)  Khafre

Question 2

The oldest and largest pyramid at the Giza site is that of __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Akhenaten 
B)  Menkaure 
C)  Djoser 
D)  Khufu 
A)  Akhenaten 
B)  Menkaure 
C)  Djoser 
D)  Khufu

Question 3

How is Akhenaten portrayed in sculptural works?

Accepted Answer

Akhenaten, also known as Amenhotep IV, w

Question 4

Although the Sphinx of Taharqo reflects Old Kingdom conventions, the face of the ruler is _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Greek 
B)  European 
C)  African 
D)  Hittite 
A)  Greek 
B)  European 
C)  African 
D)  Hittite

Question 5

Although tombs were a major focus of royal patronage in the New Kingdom pharaohs also constructed monumental _____________ in honor of the gods and goddesses.

Accepted Answer

A)  sphinxes 
B)  ships 
C)  temples 
D)  damns 
A)  sphinxes 
B)  ships 
C)  temples 
D)  damns

Question 6

How do royal sculptures like Menkaure and a Queen contrast with that of less-prominent people like the work called Seated Scribe?

Accepted Answer

Royal sculptures like Menkaure and a Que

Question 7

Amenhotep IV changed his name to __________ to honor the life-giving sun deity Aten.

Accepted Answer

A)  Hunefer 
B)  Osiris 
C)  Akhenaten 
D)  Ti 
A)  Hunefer 
B)  Osiris 
C)  Akhenaten 
D)  Ti

Question 8

During the Early Dynastic period, the most common tomb structure was the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  mastaba 
B)  step pyramid 
C)  rock-cut tomb 
D)  sphinx 
A)  mastaba 
B)  step pyramid 
C)  rock-cut tomb 
D)  sphinx

Exam 3: Art of Ancient Egypt

Egypt's most famous pyramids are the ones at __________.

The oldest and largest pyramid at the Giza site is that of __________.

How is Akhenaten portrayed in sculptural works?

Although the Sphinx of Taharqo reflects Old Kingdom conventions, the face of the ruler is _____________.

Although tombs were a major focus of royal patronage in the New Kingdom pharaohs also constructed monumental _____________ in honor of the gods and goddesses.

How do royal sculptures like Menkaure and a Queen contrast with that of less-prominent people like the work called Seated Scribe?

Amenhotep IV changed his name to __________ to honor the life-giving sun deity Aten.

During the Early Dynastic period, the most common tomb structure was the __________.

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