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  • 1. Which website provided the favorable reviews for Pharaoh mentioned in the text?
A) IGN
B) Metacritic
C) GameRankings
D) GameSpot
  • 2. Who described Pharaoh as a brilliant city builder featuring pyramid building and floodplain management?
A) Daniel Erickson
B) John Smith
C) Barry Brenesal
D) Marcus Aurelius
  • 3. According to Barry Brenesal of GamePro, what earlier game did Pharaoh emulate with equal panache?
A) Caesar III
B) SimCity 3000
C) Zeus: Master of Olympus
D) Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile
  • 4. At the 3rd Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, which game won 'Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction' instead of Pharaoh?
A) SimCity 3000
B) Caesar III
C) Zeus: Master of Olympus
D) Final Fantasy VIII
  • 5. In the German market, what was Pharaoh's debut position on the sales charts in November 1999?
A) #10
B) #4
C) #5
D) #1
  • 6. What award did the VUD present to Pharaoh in April 2000?
A) Platinum
B) Game of the Year
C) Gold
D) Silver
  • 7. What sales figure in units did the 'Gold' award from VUD represent?
A) 50,000
B) 100,000
C) 500,000
D) 250,000
  • 8. According to MeriStation, by July 2000, what was the combined global sales of Pharaoh and Caesar III?
A) Over 500,000 units
B) Over 1 million units
C) Over 5 million units
D) Exactly 100,000 units
  • 9. Who developed the expansion pack Cleopatra: Queen of the Nile?
A) Triskell Interactive
B) BreakAway Games
C) Sierra Entertainment
D) Dotemu
  • 10. Into which historical period did the expansion pack extend the main campaign?
A) Middle Ages
B) Bronze Age
C) Roman Empire
D) Hellenistic period
  • 11. What game did Barry Brenesal compare the simulation aspect of Cleopatra to?
A) Nebuchadnezzar
B) SimCity 3000
C) Zeus: Master of Olympus
D) Caesar III
  • 12. What city-building game released in 2000 was set in Ancient Greece?
A) Pharaoh
B) Zeus: Master of Olympus
C) Nebuchadnezzar
D) Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile
  • 13. In what year was the remake Pharaoh: A New Era released?
A) 2023
B) 2021
C) 2004
D) 2020
  • 14. Which companies were involved in the remake Pharaoh: A New Era?
A) GamePro and NextGen
B) Media Control and VUD
C) BreakAway Games and Sierra
D) Triskell Interactive and Dotemu
  • 15. Which of these games is explicitly mentioned as being compared to Pharaoh for its gameplay and setting?
A) SimCity 3000
B) Zeus: Master of Olympus
C) Nebuchadnezzar
D) Final Fantasy VIII
  • 16. In what month and year was Pharaoh released?
A) December 2000
B) November 1999
C) November 2001
D) October 1998
  • 17. How can the viewing angle be changed in Pharaoh?
A) 45-degree angles
B) 90-degree angles
C) It cannot be changed
D) 360-degree rotation
  • 18. What is the name of the in-game currency used in Pharaoh?
A) Drachma
B) Gold
C) Denarii
D) Deben
  • 19. What are the advisors in Pharaoh called?
A) Governors
B) Ministers
C) Councilors
D) Overseers
  • 20. How many modes of play does Pharaoh feature?
A) Five
B) Three
C) Two
D) Four
  • 21. What happens as players progress through the campaign mode?
A) They unlock new gods to worship
B) They gain unlimited currency
C) They get to choose the era of Egypt
D) They earn promotions until becoming Pharaoh
  • 22. In the game, what replaces the 'Favor' rating from Caesar III?
A) Loyalty
B) Kingdom
C) Status
D) Empire
  • 23. What replaces the 'Peace' goal from Caesar III?
A) Religion
B) Defense
C) Monument
D) Prosperity
  • 24. Which god in the game focuses on agriculture?
A) Ptah
B) Bast
C) Osiris
D) Ra
  • 25. Which god in the game focuses on warfare?
A) Seth
B) Ptah
C) Ra
D) Osiris
  • 26. What building operates as the main treasury in Pharaoh?
A) Courthouse
B) Warehouse
C) Palace
D) Senate
  • 27. What can be manufactured from reeds?
A) Linen
B) Bricks
C) Pottery
D) Papyrus
  • 28. Which new feature allows players to move ground troops across water?
A) Warships
B) Bridges
C) Ferries
D) Transports
  • 29. Which god focuses on the home?
A) Ra
B) Bast
C) Ptah
D) Seth
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