Primitive and Egyptian Education

Primitive education involved two types:

• practical

• religious

• military

• theoretical

Primitive people survived by ______________.

• completing the training of the children

• subordinating the interests of the individual to the interests of the group

• participating in military exercises

• reading, writing and arithmetic

The ___________ is accounted for the education of the young in primitive societies.

• government

• environment

• family

• scribe

Primitive children first learned by unconscious _______.

• customs

• imitation

• traditions

• demonstration

In primitive education, men taught the boys __________

• hunting

• fishing

• child rearing

• making tools and weapons

The second aim of primitive education was ___________.

• security

• conformity

• enculturation

• transmission

If one person surpassed the other in strength, physique, age or ability in council, or in making a better weapon, he became the ________.

• tribal chief

• wise man

• wizard

• apprentice

Egypt is one of the earliest civilization settled by a ______________ people.

• Hamad

• Hamitic

• Himatic

• Hemad

Egyptian Culture  was dependent on the activity of the  _____________ River.

• Egyptian

• Nile

• Sindon

• Sahibi

These dominated the Egyptian Education.

• Military Training

• Domestic Training

• Religious Education

• Vocational Education