The Princess Who Became a King
What did Hatshepsut do after her first two obelisks were completed?
She was appointed Queen Regent.
She had a daughter named Neferure.
She became wife of Thutmose II.
She had herself crowned as pharaoh.
Based on information in the selection, Hatshepsut can best be described as—
gentle and shy
greedy and careless
strong and intelligent
secretive and power-hungry
Based on information in the selection, the reader can conclude that Hatshepsut thought carvings and great monuments would prove she—
was a great artist
was a true pharaoh
cared about her father
had become a goddess
The ancient Egyptians built wondrous monuments because of their desire to—
be remembered
impress their enemies
hide riches from thieves
stay busy and productive
From information on the last page, the reader can conclude that the author believes—
Thutmose III had Hatshepsut’s statues knocked down
we do not know who knocked down Hatshepsut’s statues
Thutmose III did not have as many statues as Hatshepsut did
the most beautiful statues were those of Hatshepsut as a princess
The author probably wrote this selection to—
give information about a unique historical leader
explain how government worked in ancient Egypt
solve the mystery surrounding Hatshepsut’s death
convince readers that Hatshepsut was Egypt’s greatest ruler
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