QUESTION 3 Which king had the largest funerary complex at Thebes? King Thutmose

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QUESTION 3

Which king had the largest funerary complex at Thebes?

King Thutmose III

King Hatshepsut

King Amenhotep

King Thutmose I

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QUESTION 4

Red quartzite shrines were built into temples to set down the sacred _____________ carrying the cult statue of the deity.

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QUESTION 5

Red granite was used in statues as a symbolic statement about the king’s connections to deities and the sun.

True

False

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QUESTION 6

King Amenhotep’s depictions underwent a physical change after his first sed-festival at the temple of Luxor. What was different about his characteristics, and what did he now wear?

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QUESTION 7

Both palaces and temples were built as microcosms of the world from its very beginning.

True

False

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QUESTION 8

In contrast to the temples, there was little decoration relating directly to the deities. Instead, what types of images would you find in a palace?

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QUESTION 9

During the Festival of the Wadi, the living crossed to the west bank to visit their tombs of their relatives. During this visit, they would:

Share meals and drink

Hunt and fish

Perform the Opening of the Mouth ceremony

Manufacture jewelry and other precious objects

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QUESTION 10

Often the stone in rock-cut tombs was too poor in quality to create reliefs. Describe the decoration technique used in these situations.

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QUESTION 11

Pleated garments, such as those shown on this wooden statue, became fashionable in the late ____________ Dynasty.

16th

18th

20th

21st

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QUESTION 12

This eye symbol called a _________________ is associated with the god Horus and was often depicted on amulets on coffins. The drop and spiral imitate the marking of a falcon, and represents healing and ‘making whole’.

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QUESTION 13

The goddess _________________ is represented as a vulture with outstretched wings, and included in funerary decoration at the temple of King Hatshepsut.

Bastet

Nekhbet

Ma’at

Sekhmet

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QUESTION 14

Many time statues would be holding nujars, and the hieroglyph of the nu-jar generally meant what?

Protection

Re-birth

To offer

Sacred sun

King Thutmose III

King Hatshepsut

King Amenhotep

King Thutmose I

Explanation / Answer

3.King Amenhotep

It covers around 90 acres.

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9.Share meals and drink

They eat a commemorative meal.

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