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Egypt & Israelites Vocabulary

Quiz by Susan Cameron

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Q 1/10
Score 0
A type of reed plant, grew along the Nile and was used for paper
30
cotton
papyrus
flax
linen
Q 2/10
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Egyptian writing, used pictures and symbols to represent sound
30
cursive
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
analog

10 questions

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A type of reed plant, grew along the Nile and was used for paper

1

30 sec

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Egyptian writing, used pictures and symbols to represent sound

2

30 sec

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A line of rulers from one family...passed down from parents to children

3

30 sec

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Rulers of ancient Egypt...their kings and queens

4

30 sec

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Huge stone buildings used as tombs for Egyptian pharaohs

5

30 sec

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a person, sent by God to share his word with people

6

30 sec

Q.

the belief in one god

7

30 sec

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name given to when the Israelite's left Egypt and stopped being slaves

8

30 sec

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...one of the rules that God wanted his people to follow

9

30 sec

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Name given to when Jews were not living in a homeland of their own.

10

30 sec

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