ROYAL SYMBOLS

Question 1

The Headdress:

__________ _______headdress (‘pschent’) represents the
kingship of the 2 lands, Upper and Lower Egypt. The
white crown (‘hedjet’) is for Upper Egypt and the red
crown (‘deshret’) for Lower Egypt.

Answer 1

Double Crown

Question 2

The Headdress:

________ ________ is a striped head cloth worn almost
exclusively by the king in representations like a sphinx
or falcon.

Answer 2

Nemes Crown

Question 3

____ __ ________ symbolizes protection & royal power.

Answer 3

Eye of Horus

Question 4

_____________ is a rope enclosing a royal name thereby serving as
the protector of that name.

Answer 4

Cartouche

Question 5

___ _______ symbolizes power and dominion.
This _______ has a stylized animal head on top and a forked end.
It was a visual representation of the concept of “power” or “dominion.“

Answer 5

Was Scepter symbolizes power and dominion.
This scepter has a stylized animal head on top and a forked end.
It was a visual representation of the concept of “power” or “dominion.“

Question 6

___ _____represents the sun god Ra and the divinity of the
Pharaoh.

Answer 6

Sun Disk

Question 7

________ and _____ are symbols of royalty, kingship, majesty and
dominion. The crook is a scepter symbolizing government.
These are the 2 most prominent in the royal regalia or insignia.

Answer 7

Crook and Flail

Question 8

________ symbolizes royal protection.

Answer 8

Uraeus

Question 9

_________ is for divine kingship. They also represent the unification
of Lower Egypt (_______) and Upper Egypt (______).

Answer 9

Falcon is for divine kingship.

Lower Egypt (cobra) and Upper Egypt (falcon).

Question 10

_____ is the key of life and associated with Anubis,
the authority over life and death.

Answer 10

Ankh

Question 11

_________ symbolizes life, death and resurrection

Answer 11

Scarab