Final Quiz Egypt and Mesopotamia - Art Explora Academy

Mesopotamian civilisations were “polytheist” meaning that they revered …

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

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Which event was at the turning point from Prehistory to History?

The invention of agriculture Mastery of fire The discovery of caverns The advent of writing

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In the year 31 BC, Egypt was conquered by …

Rome Venice. Athens. Babylon.

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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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Which inexpensive, easy-to-use building material was used?

Earth Wood Rough bricks Concrete

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This headdress is typical of …

Mesopotamian queens. The workers who built the Pyramids. Pharaohs. Royal children.

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In the royal tombs in Ur the following were discovered …

Carved, coloured masterpieces. Masterpieces in rough stone. A goldmine. Mummified three-headed cats.

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The Sphinx has the body of …

A giraffe. A tiger. A human being. A lion.

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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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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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Who was Nebuchadnezzar II?

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

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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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