Let’s solve each statement one by one, based on the information given in the text at the top of the worksheet.
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Text Summary:
> Ancient Egypt was ruled by
Pharaohs, or kings.
> The Pharaoh’s wife was known as the
Queen of Egypt.
> King Tut, King Ramses the Great and Queen Cleopatra VII (the seventh) were famous Egyptian rulers.
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Statement 1:
“Egyptian kings were called Pharaohs.”
✔ TRUE
The first sentence says: *“Ancient Egypt was ruled by Pharaohs, or kings.”*
This directly tells us that “Pharaohs” is another name for Egyptian kings. So this statement is correct.
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Statement 2:
“The Pharaoh's wife was known as the Princess of Egypt.”
✘ FALSE
The text clearly says: *“The Pharaoh’s wife was known as the Queen of Egypt.”*
Not “Princess.” A princess is usually a daughter of a king or queen — not the wife. So this is incorrect.
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Statement 3:
“King Tut was the only Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt.”
✘ FALSE
The text lists
King Tut, King Ramses the Great, and Queen Cleopatra VII as *famous* Egyptian rulers — implying there were many others. Also, historically, hundreds of pharaohs ruled Egypt over thousands of years. Saying King Tut was the *only* one is factually wrong.
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Statement 4:
“Cleopatra VII was a famous Egyptian queen.”
✔ TRUE
The text explicitly says: *“...Queen Cleopatra VII (the seventh) were famous Egyptian rulers.”*
It calls her “Queen Cleopatra VII,” so she was indeed a famous Egyptian queen.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
True
2.
False
3.
False
4.
True
You can check the boxes accordingly on the worksheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of egyptians worksheet.
