Hatshepsut, His Majesty Herself - Review

A ruler in Ancient Egypt is called a...

• heir

• cosmetic

• pharaoh

• monument

Lotions or creams used to improve a person's appearance are called...

An heir is someone who...

• has a lot of money.

• can travel wherever they want.

• rules a country.

• has the right to property upon a person's death.

A building or statue to honor a person or event is a...

When you have money and success, you are...

Which of the following are elements of informational text? Check all that apply.

• true facts

• lists instructions

• writes a biography about an animal

• uses the author's opinion

• ideas about real people, places, events, and things

Paragraphs 17 and 18 describe Hatshepsut's reign as​ ​ ​ (a)   and ​ (b)  

• prosperous
• peaceful.
• turbulent
• unstable
• uneventful
• unjoyful

According to paragraphs 8-11 what was a regent in ancient Egypt expected to... (check all that apply)

• take control of the country

• raise taxes

• be familiar with palace life and protocols

• host parties

• be prepared to wield power

Why was Hatshepsut's reign different from the reigns of two earlier queens of Egypt? (check all that apply)

• the previous queens did not call themselves pharaohs

• she spent all of Egypt's money

• she would rule for a long time and do very well

• she dressed like a male pharaoh to preserve tradition as much as possible

• when she became pharaoh, there were male heirs

Paragraph 14 provides many details about ways in which Hatshepsut made herself look like a man in public. Why did she choose to appear like a man in public? Use text evidence to support your answer.