Final Quiz Egypt and Mesopotamia - Art Explora Academy

What is the significance of the triangular shape of the Pyramids?

Danger Determination and power The greatness of the Egyptian people The elevation of the pharaoh’s spirit towards the sun

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In two-dimensional representations, the Ancient Egyptians used aspective to …

Give a completely frontal view. View from a total profile angle. Show several points of view on an object. Beautify the subject.

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“Varnished bricks” were used to build …

Pyramids. Genuine coloured tables. A mauseoleum. Factories.

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The “ziggurats” are buildings which …

Symbolise the connection between humans and gods. Are small sized. Have no windows. Are extremely fragile.

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What unique characteristic did Pharaoh Hatchepsout have?

She was not Egyptian. She was an imposter. She was a woman. She was the last god of history.

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Who was Nebuchadnezzar II?

A great Babylonian scientist An Egyptian monarch A King of Babylon An Egyptian Queen

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Mesopotamian civilisations were “polytheist” meaning that they revered …

Their ancestors. The two winged ones. One god only. Several gods.

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Which Egyptian building is part of the seven wonders of the world and still exists?

Abu Simbel The Pyramid of Kheops The Gizeh Sphinx The lights in the port of Alexandria

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Mesopotamia means …

“The land of the Tigris.” “The birthplace of agriculture” “The country between two rivers.” “The two-river hippopotamus.”

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Akhenaton and Nefertiti decided to merge all the gods into one - which one?

Horus, the god of the sky Aton, the sun god. Osiris, the god of the dead Isis, the healing god

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The kaunakes are …

Prehistoric kayaks. Sculptures in gold. Royal tombs. Skirts made from long strands of wool.

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In the Hammurabi Code a law book from the 2nd millennium BC, the following can be read …

“Eye for eye, tooth for tooth.” “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.” “Once a thief, always a thief”. “"ill-gotten goods never prosper".

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