Egyptians told of a god killed by his brother, restored by his wife, and made ruler of the dead. Which god is this?

A jackal-headed deity appears in burial scenes preparing and guiding the dead. Which god is being shown?

Egyptians linked the living pharaoh with a falcon-headed god of kingship. Which god was this?

In judgment scenes, the dead person's heart was weighed against a feather representing truth and cosmic order. Which deity or idea is named?

Which Egyptian god was connected with writing, accounting, wisdom, and the ibis or baboon?

Which goddess was Osiris's wife, used magic to restore him, and was the mother of Horus?

Egyptians connected a major god with the sun's daily journey and renewal. Which god was this?

Embalmers removed many organs but usually left one in the body because it was seen as the center of intelligence and emotion. Which organ was left?

Which substance did embalmers use to dry the body during the long preparation for burial?

Canopic jars were made to hold which set of organs from a prepared body?

What was the Book of the Dead used for in Egyptian burial practice?

During the Opening of the Mouth ceremony, what did priests aim to restore to the deceased?

Small figures placed in some tombs were expected to work for the deceased in the afterlife. What were they called?

At the top of Egypt's social hierarchy stood the ruler who maintained order and acted between people and the gods. Which role was this?

Which official acted like a chief minister, supervising messages, tax collection, public works, and other government duties?

Which group served the gods in temples and performed rituals that supported royal and religious authority?

Which trained workers copied records, counted supplies, and helped officials manage taxes and storehouses?

Regional governors managed local resources and provinces for the central government. Which title names these officials?

Which group carved stone, made jewelry, painted tombs, and produced many of the objects used by temples and elites?

Which group made up much of the population and supplied crops and labor that supported the state?

Formal picture-sign writing carved on monuments and used in sacred or royal contexts is called what?

Which Egyptian script was a faster cursive form often written with ink for administrative and literary texts?

Which later Egyptian script on the Rosetta Stone was a highly cursive form used for everyday purposes?

Which object carried the same decree in Egyptian scripts and Greek, giving scholars a key to ancient Egyptian writing?

Which writing material was made from a Nile plant and used for scrolls and records?

An oval frame with a line at one end enclosed many royal names in Egyptian writing. What is this called?

Why did the Greek section of a trilingual Egyptian decree matter to decipherment?

Officials needed to measure fields for taxes and boundaries after Nile floods changed the land. Which practical skill did this support?

Careful sky watching helped Egyptians connect the reappearance of Sirius with the Nile flood. Which field of knowledge is this?

Which calendar pattern did Egyptians use by adding five festival days to twelve 30-day months?

A papyrus with more than eighty worked problems on fractions, areas, volumes, and divisions shows which Egyptian achievement?

The Edwin Smith Surgical Papyrus describes examinations, diagnoses, and treatments for many injuries. Which field does it best show?

A counterweighted pole and bucket lifted water from the Nile into irrigation channels. Which device was this?

Builders aligned pyramids to the cardinal directions. Which knowledge helped them do that accurately?

Copper chisels, drills, saws, abrasive sand, sledges, and ramps are evidence for what kind of achievement?