Egyptian Mythology quiz
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Which organ did ancient Egyptians believe held the mind?
Answer: The heart
Why: Embalmers pulled the brain out through the nose with a hook but left the heart inside the body.
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What did Khnum shape people on?
Answer: A potter's wheel
Why: Along with the body, he shaped each child's ka, or life force, and placed both in the mother's womb.
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Which idea did Anubis's black color stand for?
Answer: Rebirth
Why: Egyptian jackals are not black: Anubis was painted black for the fertile Nile mud and the new life it brought.
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Who ate hearts heavier than the feather of truth?
Answer: Ammit
Why: She had a crocodile's head, a lion's front and a hippo's rear, the three biggest man-eaters Egyptians knew.
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What were shabti figures put in tombs to do?
Answer: Do farm work
Why: A full set could hold 401 shabtis: a worker for each day of the year plus 36 overseers, one per ten-day week.
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How did Atum create the air god Shu?
Answer: By sneezing
Why: In some versions Shu's twin Tefnut was spat out, and tef, the first syllable of her name, means 'to spit'.
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