Question 1

The Black Land of Egypt named for its fertile black soil.

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Kemet

Question 2

People of the Black Land (Egyptians).

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Remet-En-Kemet

Question 3

The king and god of Ancient Egypt.

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Pharaoh

Question 4

Egyptian art style where shoulders face front while head and legs face sideways.

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Conventional Pose

Question 5

The primary fabric of Egyptian clothing made from flax; symbolized purity and rank.

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Linen

Question 6

Male kilt or loincloth; short for workers and long, fine, and decorative for nobles.

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Schenti

Question 7

Close-fitting sheath dress worn by Egyptian women, often pleated or with straps.

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Kalasiris

Question 8

Garment reserved for the most powerful individuals in Egypt.

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Animal Skin

Question 9

Draped fabric worn over both shoulders or one side, often pleated.

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Shawl

Question 10

Plant used to produce linen in Egypt.

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Flax

Question 11

Black cosmetic used to line and enlarge the eyes.

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Kohl

Question 12

Egyptian symbol of life.

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Ankh

Question 13

Emblem representing Upper Egypt and divine authority.

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<P>Vulture</P>

Question 14

Cobra Symbol of Lower Egypt.

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Uraeus

Question 15

Beetle symbolizing the sun, gold, and rebirth.

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Scarab

Question 16

Eye of Horus; symbol of protection and good luck.

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Wedjat Eye

Question 17

Symbol of rebirth and purity; called “Nenuphar.”

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Lotus Flower

Question 18

Pharaoh’s royal regalia symbolizing kingship and rule.

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Crook and Flail

Question 19

Called “white metal” and believed to be the bones of the gods.

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Silver

Question 20

Egyptian exfoliants made from honey, salt, oil, and calcite.

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Body Scrubs

Question 21

Monumental tomb symbolizing eternal life after death.

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Pyramid

Question 22

Underground burial chamber for high-ranking Egyptians.

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Catacomb

Question 23

Era of the first European civilization on Crete (Minoan).

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Bronze Age

Question 24

Bronze Age culture on Crete known for art, metalwork, and seafaring.

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Minoan Civilization

Question 25

Legendary ruler after whom the Minoan civilization was named.

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King Minos

Question 26

Major palace site on Crete.

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Knossos

Question 27

Minoan sport or ritual involving jumping over bulls.

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Bull-Leaping

Question 28

Tight belt used by Minoan women to emphasize their small waist.

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Girdle

Question 29

Staple male garment made from linen, wool, or leather in Minoan fashion.

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Loincloth

Question 30

Ornamental headband or crown used in Minoan jewelry.

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Diadem

Question 31

Mountain goat leather used for Minoan boots.

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Chamois Skin

Question 32

Cone-shaped head covering worn in Minoan Crete.

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Peaked Headdress

Question 33

Ancient civilization in the Middle East known as the cradle of civilization.

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Mesopotamia

Question 34

Square or rectangular garment worn as skirt or tunic, fastened at the shoulder.

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Syrian Costume

Question 35

People who wore tunics with multicolored shawls and decorative bands.

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Syro-Phoenicians

Question 36

Light Sumerian-style headdress common in Mesopotamia.

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Rolled Turban

Question 37

Early period in Greek history before the rise of city-states.

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Dark Ages

Question 38

Time when Greece regained its culture and artistic identity.

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Archaic Period

Question 39

Golden Age of Greece known for philosophy and art (Plato, Socrates, Aristotle).

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Classical Period

Question 40

Later period of Greek culture marked by expansion and influence.

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Hellenistic Period

Question 41

Golden ratio representing ideal human beauty and proportion.

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Phi Ratio

Question 42

Tunic worn by Greek men and women; fastened with fibulae.

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Chiton

Question 43

Pin or brooch used to fasten garments.

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Fibula

Question 44

Short worker’s tunic made of linen, worn by laborers and soldiers.

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Exomis

Question 45

Short cloak fastened at the shoulder worn by Greek men.

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Chlamys

Question 46

Cloak-like drape worn over shoulders by Greeks.

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Himation

Question 47

Greek loincloth used as undergarment or for athletics.

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Perizoma

Question 48

Large square cloth pinned at the shoulders; women’s main garment in the Archaic period.

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Peplos

Question 49

Overfold of the peplos resembling a cape.

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Apotyga

Question 50

Similar to the peplos but with a longer back fold.

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Doric Chiton

Question 51

Sewn tube-like garment of linen with arm and head openings.

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Ionic Chiton

Question 52

Chiton belted under the breasts.

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Hellenistic Chiton

Question 53

Small rectangular cloak worn over the chiton.

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Diplax

Question 54

Long cloak made of lighter fabric worn over the chiton.

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Himation (Women)

Question 55

Wave-like geometric pattern decorating Greek garments.

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Meander

Question 56

Expensive purple dye imported from Tyre.

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Tyrian Purple

Question 57

Gold, enamel, and bead ornaments used to display wealth.

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Greek Jewelry

Question 58

Common Greek footwear tied with leather thongs.

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Sandals

Question 59

Added to women’s shoes for extra height.

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Cork Soles

Question 60

Greek symbol of virtue and beauty.

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Pale Complexion

Question 61

Early Italian civilization that influenced Roman culture.

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Etruscans

Question 62

Main Roman garment symbolizing citizenship and rank.

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Toga

Question 63

Basic Roman undergarment worn by both genders.

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Tunica

Question 64

Outer garment for married Roman women resembling a slip.

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Stola

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