Egypt Vocabulary Practice Quiz

a means of entering. The ability or right to reach something

not being able to find your pencil

having the right key to your house

the second city along the Nile river

a life that continues after death

an embalmed person

rushing water in a river that forms waterfalls or rapids

and eye condition that makes it hard to see.

The ability to reach something

wedge shaped symbols that represented sound

Ancient Egyptian writing that used pictures to represent sound objects or ideas

A great house that referred to a king

a series of rulers from the same family

rushing water that forms waterfalls or rapids

a triangle deposit of soil that creates a marshy wetland at the end of a river

a series of rulers from the same family

an embalmed body

Enormous granite pillars that end in a point like a pyramid

A triangle shaped deposit of soil near the mouth of a river.

a deceased person that is embalmed in the manner of ancient Egyptians

The ability to reach something

a gift given in respect to show gratitude or admiration

an embalmed body

treating a deceased person's body in a way so that it does not decay

a life that continues after death

a long thin reed that grew on the riverbanks of the Nile and was used as paper

thick black mud that came from the Nile after it flooded

a reed like plant that grew at the base of the Nile

an enormous granite pillar that ends in a point

a gift given in respect to show gratitude or admiration