help please and underline where you found the answers! Ancient EgyptUse the text to answer each question below.1. While the people of the Fertile Crescent were farming and fighting, a beautiful civilization grew along theupper part of the Nile River in Lower Egypt. These were the Egyptians, a people with unique customs andimpressive architecture.Perhaps no other nation owes more to a river than Egypt. The Nile made life in the dry desert possible. Infact, the entire country is sometimes called "the gift of the Nile." The Nile River Valley is practically rainless-without the river there would be no water; without water, there would be no life. Each year the Nilefloods in a very predictable way, leaving behind silt, which is rich and fertile soil. Farmers figured this outearly, and were able to use the river to grow and irrigate their crops. The river was also used for travel,and most of Egyptian life took place along it. It was so important to the early civilization that all of ancientEgypt's cities were built at its side. The vast majority of the population of modern Egypt still lives rightalong the banks of the Nile today.The formation of the Egyptian civilization was made possible byA. the farming and fighting in the FertileCrescent.C. the flooding of the Nile River which lefty unlubehind rich, fertile soil.1obnuB. the banding together of young architects.baingesigen.ladmyaD. the frequent rains of the Nile River Valley. of symEgyptians believed very strongly in an afterlife. We know from their Book of the Dead that after death, aperson's soul travels to the hall of the dead. There, the dead person's heart is said to be weighed againsta "feather of truth." If the heart weighed less than the feather, then it was considered a good heart. Theperson's soul was taken to Osiris, god of the afterlife. If the heart was heavy, though, it was said that aperson was evil. That heart would be eaten by a demon that was part crocodile, part lion and parthippopotamus.Even the pharaohs, or kings, were anxious about what happened to them after they died. They wanted tobring their favorite things with them, and they believed that in order for their soul to exist in an afterlife,their bodies must be preserved. Thus mummification was invented. They removed the internal organs andplaced them in specially decorated urns called canopic jars, dried the body with special salts and oils andwrapped it with linens. And they did a good job of it: Some mummies were still whole whenarchaeologists opened their tombs 2,000 years later.Which of the following is not true about mummification?A. It was so effective that mummified bodiesare found still whole thousands of yearslater.C. It meant that the soul didn't have to beweighed by Osiris after death.B.It involved removing organs, covering thebody with salts and oils and wrapping it inlinen.prbrug tuD. It was intended to preserve the body afterdeath so the soul could continue to exist.Why is King Tut so famous?A. He was a great and influential pharaoh whoruled for a long time.0C. His tomb was untouched by looters, and sowas full of gold and artifacts.4. Ancient Egyptian kings were called pharaohs. The first pharaoh historians know about was Menes, whoruled around 3100 BCE and is known for uniting all of the Egyptians communities. He set things up so thathis family would be in power for a long time to come: He started a dynasty.3Oy A aliudKing Tut is probably the only Egyptian whose name is known to almost everyone in America. As pharaoh-go, Tutankhamun (c. 1341-1323 BCE) wasn't much of one. He took the throne when he was still a boy ofnine, and he died at the age of 18. He owes his legacy to British Egyptologist Howard Carter, who dug uphis tomb in 1922. It was full of amazing gold and artifacts because it hadn't been looted the way so manyEgyptian tombs had. Inside was a wealth of treasures and a lot of information about ancient Egyptian lifeOne of the men who opened King Tut's tomb with Carter died shortly thereafter, giving birth to the ideathe "curse of the mummy" that's been made into many movies since.va ori priblB. His mummy was the first one ever found byarchaeologists.D. He was the president of Egypt whenHoward Carter found a famous tomb.

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help please and underline where you found the answers! Ancient EgyptUse the text to answer each question below.1. While the people of the Fertile Crescent were farming and fighting, a beautiful civilization grew along theupper part of the Nile River in Lower Egypt. These were the Egyptians, a people with unique customs andimpressive architecture.Perhaps no other nation owes more to a river than Egypt. The Nile made life in the dry desert possible. Infact, the entire country is sometimes called &#34;the gift of the Nile.&#34; The Nile River Valley is practically rainless-without the river there would be no water; without water, there would be no life. Each year the Nilefloods in a very predictable way, leaving behind silt, which is rich and fertile soil. Farmers figured this outearly, and were able to use the river to grow and irrigate their crops. The river was also used for travel,and most of Egyptian life took place along it. It was so important to the early civilization that all of ancientEgypt's cities were built at its side. The vast majority of the population of modern Egypt still lives rightalong the banks of the Nile today.The formation of the Egyptian civilization was made possible byA. the farming and fighting in the FertileCrescent.C. the flooding of the Nile River which lefty unlubehind rich, fertile soil.1obnuB. the banding together of young architects.baingesigen.ladmyaD. the frequent rains of the Nile River Valley. of symEgyptians believed very strongly in an afterlife. We know from their Book of the Dead that after death, aperson's soul travels to the hall of the dead. There, the dead person's heart is said to be weighed againsta &#34;feather of truth.&#34; If the heart weighed less than the feather, then it was considered a good heart. Theperson's soul was taken to Osiris, god of the afterlife. If the heart was heavy, though, it was said that aperson was evil. That heart would be eaten by a demon that was part crocodile, part lion and parthippopotamus.Even the pharaohs, or kings, were anxious about what happened to them after they died. They wanted tobring their favorite things with them, and they believed that in order for their soul to exist in an afterlife,their bodies must be preserved. Thus mummification was invented. They removed the internal organs andplaced them in specially decorated urns called canopic jars, dried the body with special salts and oils andwrapped it with linens. And they did a good job of it: Some mummies were still whole whenarchaeologists opened their tombs 2,000 years later.Which of the following is not true about mummification?A. It was so effective that mummified bodiesare found still whole thousands of yearslater.C. It meant that the soul didn't have to beweighed by Osiris after death.B.It involved removing organs, covering thebody with salts and oils and wrapping it inlinen.prbrug tuD. It was intended to preserve the body afterdeath so the soul could continue to exist.Why is King Tut so famous?A. He was a great and influential pharaoh whoruled for a long time.0C. His tomb was untouched by looters, and sowas full of gold and artifacts.4. Ancient Egyptian kings were called pharaohs. The first pharaoh historians know about was Menes, whoruled around 3100 BCE and is known for uniting all of the Egyptians communities. He set things up so thathis family would be in power for a long time to come: He started a dynasty.3Oy A aliudKing Tut is probably the only Egyptian whose name is known to almost everyone in America. As pharaoh-go, Tutankhamun (c. 1341-1323 BCE) wasn't much of one. He took the throne when he was still a boy ofnine, and he died at the age of 18. He owes his legacy to British Egyptologist Howard Carter, who dug uphis tomb in 1922. It was full of amazing gold and artifacts because it hadn't been looted the way so manyEgyptian tombs had. Inside was a wealth of treasures and a lot of information about ancient Egyptian lifeOne of the men who opened King Tut's tomb with Carter died shortly thereafter, giving birth to the ideathe &#34;curse of the mummy&#34; that's been made into many movies since.va ori priblB. His mummy was the first one ever found byarchaeologists.D. He was the president of Egypt whenHoward Carter found a famous tomb.

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Egyptian Civilization was one of the earliest and greatest civilizations. It developed along the…