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Egyptian quiz
- 1. Who Wants To BeWho Wants To Be A Millionaire?A Millionaire? Ancient Egypt
- 2. Question 1
- 3. In 1922 who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb? A Anubis B Queen Victoria C Howard Carter D Tutankhamun
- 4. In 1922 who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb? A Anubis B Queen Victoria C Howard Carter D Tutankhamun
- 5. £100
- 6. Question 2
- 7. What was Tutankhamun’s original name? A Tootandcomein B Tutankhamean C Tutankhaten D Twotanksarecoming
- 8. What was Tutankhamun’s original name? A Tootandcomein B Tutankhamean C Tutankhaten D Twotanksarecoming
- 9. £200
- 10. Question 3
- 11. What could rich Ancient Egyptians afford to do with their dead? A Burn B Bury C Drown them D Mummify them
- 12. What could rich Ancient Egyptians afford to do with their dead? A Burn B Bury C Drown them D Mummify them
- 13. £300
- 14. Question 4
- 15. What covers over 90% of Egypt? A Deserts B River Nile C Pyramids D Desserts
- 16. What covers over 90% of Egypt? A Deserts B River Nile C Pyramids D Desserts
- 17. £500
- 18. Question 5
- 19. How did the Egyptians measure time? A By candlelight B By the sun C By the moon D By Venus
- 20. How did the Egyptians measure time? A By candlelight B By the moon C By the sun D By Venus
- 21. £1,000
- 22. Question 6
- 23. What was built 4500 years ago in which some Pharaohs were buried? A Tombs B Pyramids C Statues D Temples
- 24. What was built 4500 years ago in which some Pharaohs were buried? A Tombs B Pyramids C Statues D Temples
- 25. £2,000
- 26. Question 7
- 27. The Egyptian week has how many days? A 4 B 7 C 10 D 6
- 28. The Egyptian week has how many days? A 4 B 7 C 10 D 6
- 29. £4,000
- 30. Question 8
- 31. How many children did Rameses II have? A 10 B 2 C 23 D 100
- 32. How many children did Rameses II have? A 10 B 2 C 23 D 100
- 33. £8,000
- 34. Question 9
- 35. How did the Egyptians move large stones? A Crane B Pullers C People Power D Wheels
- 36. How did the Egyptians move large stones? A Crane B Pullers C People Power D Wheels
- 37. £16,000
- 38. Question 10
- 39. Who was Tutankhamun’s wife? A Ankhesenamun B Nefertiti C Cleopatra D Numahknatut
- 40. Who was Tutankhamun’s wife? A Ankhesenamun B Nefertiti C Cleopatra D Numahknatut
- 41. £32,000
- 42. Question 11
- 43. Which Egyptians shaved their hair? A Girls and boys B Men and women C Slaves D Pharoahs
- 44. Which Egyptians shaved their hair? A Girls and boys B Men and women C Slaves D Pharoahs
- 45. £64,000
- 46. Question 12
- 47. Who was Nut? A The sun swallower B The sun god C Pharoah D The god of death
- 48. Who was Nut? A The sun swallower B The sun god C Pharoah D The god of death
- 49. £125,000
- 50. Question 13
- 51. Who was the most famous queen of Egypt? A Nefertiti B Cleopatra C Anubis D Osiris
- 52. Who was the most famous queen of Egypt? A Nefertiti B Cleopatra C Anubis D Osiris
- 53. £250,000
- 54. Question 14
- 55. Which Ancient Egyptian monument had to be moved when the Aswan dam was built? A Tomb of Tutankhamun B Parthenon C The Sphinx D Tomb of Rameses II
- 56. Which Ancient Egyptian monument had to be moved when the Aswan dam was built? A Tomb of Tutankhamun B Parthenon C The Sphinx D Tomb of Rameses II
- 57. £500,000
- 58. Question 15
- 59. How much pure gold was in Tutankhamun’s tomb? A 110 kg B 99 kg C 112 kg D 100 kg
- 60. How much pure gold was in Tutankhamun’s tomb? A 110 kg B 99 kg C 112 kg D 100 kg
- 61. £1,000,000