Which of these words would an ancient Egyptian be most likely to use to describe the God Amun?

In Egyptian cosmology, __________ is the last event of creation.

Ptah is the God of creation in the tradition of Memphis, and also __________.

Which deity replaced Anubis as the lord of the underworld during the Middle Kingdom?

The concept of Ma'at was represented in the form of ______________.

Hapi was the god of __________.

The Egyptian concept of “Nu” might best be described as __________.

The temples of Karnak and Luxor are both associated with the worship of __________.

Ancient Egyptian religious practices were polytheistic, with a wide range of gods and goddesses, each possessing their own individual powers and hierarchical rank. Several of the most prominent came to be known collectively as the Memphis Triad. Which one of the following gods/goddesses was NEVER included in the Triad?

The ancient Egyptians believed that the universe of pre-creation was __________.