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Usborne Book of World History - Pyramids


Usborne Book of World History - PyramidsVersion en ligne Usborne Book of World History - Pyramids par Vijo Gor 1 What were the pyramids built for? a Houses for priests b Tombs for the pharaohs c Palaces for nobles d Temples for gods 2 How were the heavy stone blocks moved? a They were rolled on logs b They were floated in the air by magic c They were dragged on sledges along ramps without wheels d They were carried by hand 3 What covered the outside of the Great Pyramid when it was first built? a Sandstone tiles b Smooth white limestone c Painted mud bricks d Black basalt 4 How long did it take to build the Great Pyramid? a About 50 years b About 100 years c About 5 years d About 20 years 5 What was stored inside the burial chamber of the pyramid? a The pharaoh’s sarcophagus and treasures b Weapons and food for soldiers c Statues of animals d Books and scrolls 6 Where were pharaohs buried after pyramids stopped being built? a Inside temples to Ra b In hidden tombs in the Valley of the Kings c In the desert sand d In wooden houses near the Nile 7 Why did later tombs have paintings and sealed passages? a To hide secret maps b To show off to other kingdoms c To entertain workers d To protect treasures and guide the dead in the afterlife 8 Who was Tutankhamun? a A Greek explorer b A young pharaoh whose small tomb was found almost untouched c A builder of the Great Pyramid d A priest of Osiris 9 Approximately how many laborers worked on the Great Pyramid? a Around 1,000 soldiers b Around 2,000 priests c Around 200,000 slaves d Around 20,000 laborers and craftsmen 10 Why did Khufu build such a huge pyramid complex? a To use it as an observatory b To make Egypt look pretty c To store food for the people d To show his power and divine status as ruler of all Egypt 11 What was special about the way the Great Pyramid was built? a It was almost a perfect square, aligned exactly with the four directions b It was built with bricks instead of stone c It was the tallest building in the world for only one year d It used wheels to lift blocks 12 What was the 'Grand Gallery' inside the pyramid? a A long passageway possibly used to move heavy granite blocks or align with the stars b A room for visitors to see the tomb c A temple for priests d A secret storage chamber for gold 13 Why do scientists today still study the Great Pyramid? a To prove that aliens built it b To find buried treasure c To understand how it was built and what its hidden chambers mean d To learn how to make modern skyscrapers

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Usborne Book of World History - PyramidsVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What were the pyramids built for?

How were the heavy stone blocks moved?

What covered the outside of the Great Pyramid when it was first built?

How long did it take to build the Great Pyramid?

What was stored inside the burial chamber of the pyramid?

Where were pharaohs buried after pyramids stopped being built?

Why did later tombs have paintings and sealed passages?

Who was Tutankhamun?

Approximately how many laborers worked on the Great Pyramid?

Why did Khufu build such a huge pyramid complex?

What was special about the way the Great Pyramid was built?

What was the 'Grand Gallery' inside the pyramid?

Why do scientists today still study the Great Pyramid?