A) Felix Arnold and Arne Ramisch B) Nicole Alexanian and Felix Arnold C) Nicole Alexanian and Sneferu D) Arne Ramisch and Sneferu
A) In a pristine desert area B) In the center of a dense city C) Near a fertile Nile delta D) On an island in the Nile
A) It was formed by volcanic activity B) It is a natural sandstone formation C) It was leveled artificially D) It was eroded by river currents
A) Statues of gods B) Irrigation pipes C) Build-up traces D) Flower seeds
A) An underground tunnel B) A system of canals C) A wadi channel D) A paved stone road
A) Arne Ramisch B) Felix Arnold C) Sneferu D) Nicole Alexanian
A) Funeral rites B) Agricultural irrigation C) Military training D) Fish farming
A) They diminish it B) They heighten it C) They hide it from view D) They have no effect
A) An artificial mountain in an artificial landscape B) A royal palace in the desert C) A natural hill in a man-made city D) A temple built on a mountain
A) Granite B) Sandstone C) Basalt D) Limestone
A) Dahshur local deposits B) Nile riverbed C) Fayium quarries D) Tura quarries
A) Resin B) Calcium-silicate C) Clay D) Bitumen
A) Volcanic ash B) Crushed limestone powder C) River silt D) Diatomaceous earth
A) Yellow B) Blue C) Red D) Black
A) Khufu B) Menkaure C) Djoser D) Sneferu
A) On the main altar B) At the entrance gate C) On the ceiling D) In the corners of inner parts
A) Three B) Two C) One D) Four
A) North side B) East side C) South side D) West side
A) 15 m B) 6.50 m C) 11.80 m D) 33.32 m
A) 25° B) 15° C) 45° D) 30°
A) Vaulted ceiling B) Domed roof C) Corbelled roof D) Flat roof
A) 1.05 m B) 1.10 m C) 5.40 m D) 4.30 m
A) East face B) North face C) South face D) West face
A) 15 m B) 11.80 m C) 17.20 m D) 33.32 m
A) Piled up in a heap B) Placed horizontally C) Sliding down 45° ramps D) Lowered vertically
A) Granite B) Ancient cedar wood C) Fine limestone D) Gypsum mortar
A) Cedar wood B) Mortar and sand C) Limestone plaster D) Gypsum
A) The mummy of Sneferu B) Nothing (no sarcophagus) C) A gold sarcophagus D) Canopic jars
A) 17.20 m B) 12.60 m C) 6.50 m D) 16.50 m
A) 5.40 m B) 74 m C) 67.66 m D) 15 m
A) 15 m B) 74 m C) 12.60 m D) 67.66 m
A) Three B) Two C) Five D) Four
A) 52° B) Approximately 58° C) 43° D) 54°
A) 188 meters B) 125 meters C) 105 meters D) 157 meters
A) 129.4 meters B) 157 meters C) Around 125 meters D) 105 meters
A) 52° B) 43° C) 54° D) 58°
A) 188 meters B) 157 meters C) 129.4 meters D) 105 meters
A) Trapezoid stone blocks B) Inclined wall layers C) Horizontal layers D) Ring-shaped shells
A) 12.7 meters B) 49 meters C) 105 meters D) 125 meters
A) 125 meters B) 129.4 meters C) 188 meters D) 105 meters
A) 43° B) 52° C) 54° D) 58°
A) The ramp geometry theory B) The trapezoid mason theory C) Mendelsohn's theory D) The layer shift theory
A) Earthquake damage B) Architectural stylistic choices C) A lack of stone supply D) Geometric concerns regarding ramp building
A) The total lack of limestone cladding B) The reduction of the base length C) The turn to undivided masonry D) The use of horizontal layers exclusively
A) Saqqara B) Luxor C) Giza D) Dahshur
A) 100 kilometres B) 200 kilometres C) 10 kilometres D) 40 kilometres
A) 79 metres B) 18 metres C) 47 metres D) 100 metres
A) Cheops B) Kurt Mendelssohn C) Peter James D) Hetepheres
A) The-Golden-Desert-Tomb B) The-Southern-Shining-Pyramid C) The-Stairway-to-the-Stars D) The-Sun-Temple-of-Dahshur
A) Peter James B) Hetepheres C) Sneferu D) Kurt Mendelssohn
A) 40 metres B) 18 metres C) 79 metres D) 47 metres
A) A nameless queen B) Hetepheres C) Sneferu D) Cheops
A) 2019 B) 1956 C) 1974 D) 1965
A) 54 metres B) 18 metres C) 79 metres D) 47 metres
A) 75 cubits B) 100 cubits C) 50 cubits D) 90 cubits
A) West B) South C) North D) East
A) 34°00' B) 44°30' C) 45°00' D) 32°30'
A) True arch B) Flat lintel C) Corbel vault D) Dome
A) An inscribed stela B) A limestone altar C) A hidden sarcophagus D) A four metre deep shaft
A) Canopic jars B) The pharaoh's mummy C) Treasures for the afterlife D) The pharaoh's ka
A) The Grand Gallery B) The Queen's Chamber C) The subterranean chamber D) The King's Chamber |