PharaohWho is at thetop of theEgyptiansocialpyramid?BlackLandThe Nile riverdelta produceda fertile soil thatgave the areathe nickname...SiltRich, black,fertile soil thatis producedby the NileRiver.TriangleA diagram ofEgypt's socialclasses hasthe shape of?RosetteaStoneWhat objecthelpedhistorians learnhow tounderstandhieroglyphics?ScribesWhat important jobrecordedgovernmentinformation,decorating tombs,and countinganimals and crops?IronandSlavesWhat did theKushitestrade toother ancientcivilizations?HieroglyphicsWhat is theformal Egyptianwriting systemthat usedsymbols torepresent words?EnvoyIronOreWhat naturalresource wasfound in Meroewhich made it animportant locationto the Kush?EmbalmingIncenseMiddleClassWhich part ofEgyptiansociety wasmade up ofartisans, scribs,and traders?NortheastAfricaWhere wereancientEgypt andKushlocated?ShadoofTheocracyVizierDesertsWhatphysicalfeaturesurrounds theNile River?PharaohAmenhotepIVPapyrusA reed plantthat growsalong the Nilethat was usedto make paper.Tombsfor thedeadWhy werethe pyramidsin ancientEgpyt built?PharaohKhufuThis pharaohwas known forbuilding theGreat Pyramidof Giza?PharaohHatshepsutWho was thefirst femalepharaoh knownfor encouragingtrade?NileRiverWhat riverflowsthroughEgypt?PharaohRamsesIIPharaohTutankhamunKnown for being theonly pharaoh whosetomb was neverraided by tombrobers and for being9 years old when hewas named pharaoh.NorthWhichdirection doesthe water ofthe Nile riverflow?SmallerHow did thepyramids ofthe Kushitesdiffer from theEgyptians?DynastyWhen rulersall comefrom thesame family.polytheismEgyptian'sworshipedmany Gods,which iscalled...PharaohSenusretSarcophagusA stone coffintypicallyadorned with asculpture orinscription fromancient Egypt.MummyA long processof preserving abody byembalming itand wrapping ittightly with linen.LinenPharaohWho is at thetop of theEgyptiansocialpyramid?BlackLandThe Nile riverdelta produceda fertile soil thatgave the areathe nickname...SiltRich, black,fertile soil thatis producedby the NileRiver.TriangleA diagram ofEgypt's socialclasses hasthe shape of?RosetteaStoneWhat objecthelpedhistorians learnhow tounderstandhieroglyphics?ScribesWhat important jobrecordedgovernmentinformation,decorating tombs,and countinganimals and crops?IronandSlavesWhat did theKushitestrade toother ancientcivilizations?HieroglyphicsWhat is theformal Egyptianwriting systemthat usedsymbols torepresent words?EnvoyIronOreWhat naturalresource wasfound in Meroewhich made it animportant locationto the Kush?EmbalmingIncenseMiddleClassWhich part ofEgyptiansociety wasmade up ofartisans, scribs,and traders?NortheastAfricaWhere wereancientEgypt andKushlocated?ShadoofTheocracyVizierDesertsWhatphysicalfeaturesurrounds theNile River?PharaohAmenhotepIVPapyrusA reed plantthat growsalong the Nilethat was usedto make paper.Tombsfor thedeadWhy werethe pyramidsin ancientEgpyt built?PharaohKhufuThis pharaohwas known forbuilding theGreat Pyramidof Giza?PharaohHatshepsutWho was thefirst femalepharaoh knownfor encouragingtrade?NileRiverWhat riverflowsthroughEgypt?PharaohRamsesIIPharaohTutankhamunKnown for being theonly pharaoh whosetomb was neverraided by tombrobers and for being9 years old when hewas named pharaoh.NorthWhichdirection doesthe water ofthe Nile riverflow?SmallerHow did thepyramids ofthe Kushitesdiffer from theEgyptians?DynastyWhen rulersall comefrom thesame family.polytheismEgyptian'sworshipedmany Gods,which iscalled...PharaohSenusretSarcophagusA stone coffintypicallyadorned with asculpture orinscription fromancient Egypt.MummyA long processof preserving abody byembalming itand wrapping ittightly with linen.Linen

Ancient Egypt Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Who is at the top of the Egyptian social pyramid?
    Pharaoh
  2. The Nile river delta produced a fertile soil that gave the area the nickname...
    Black Land
  3. Rich, black, fertile soil that is produced by the Nile River.
    Silt
  4. A diagram of Egypt's social classes has the shape of?
    Triangle
  5. What object helped historians learn how to understand hieroglyphics?
    Rosettea Stone
  6. What important job recorded government information, decorating tombs, and counting animals and crops?
    Scribes
  7. What did the Kushites trade to other ancient civilizations?
    Iron and Slaves
  8. What is the formal Egyptian writing system that used symbols to represent words?
    Hieroglyphics
  9. Envoy
  10. What natural resource was found in Meroe which made it an important location to the Kush?
    Iron Ore
  11. Embalming
  12. Incense
  13. Which part of Egyptian society was made up of artisans, scribs, and traders?
    Middle Class
  14. Where were ancient Egypt and Kush located?
    Northeast Africa
  15. Shadoof
  16. Theocracy
  17. Vizier
  18. What physical feature surrounds the Nile River?
    Deserts
  19. Pharaoh Amenhotep IV
  20. A reed plant that grows along the Nile that was used to make paper.
    Papyrus
  21. Why were the pyramids in ancient Egpyt built?
    Tombs for the dead
  22. This pharaoh was known for building the Great Pyramid of Giza?
    Pharaoh Khufu
  23. Who was the first female pharaoh known for encouraging trade?
    Pharaoh Hatshepsut
  24. What river flows through Egypt?
    Nile River
  25. Pharaoh Ramses II
  26. Known for being the only pharaoh whose tomb was never raided by tomb robers and for being 9 years old when he was named pharaoh.
    Pharaoh Tutankhamun
  27. Which direction does the water of the Nile river flow?
    North
  28. How did the pyramids of the Kushites differ from the Egyptians?
    Smaller
  29. When rulers all come from the same family.
    Dynasty
  30. Egyptian's worshiped many Gods, which is called...
    polytheism
  31. Pharaoh Senusret
  32. A stone coffin typically adorned with a sculpture or inscription from ancient Egypt.
    Sarcophagus
  33. A long process of preserving a body by embalming it and wrapping it tightly with linen.
    Mummy
  34. Linen