QCAA Ancient History Practice Questions - QCAA Ancient History External Assessment (Queensland) Exam

What primary purpose did mummification serve in ancient Egyptian religious practice?

To prevent disease from spreading to living citizens To preserve the physical body so the Ka and Ba souls could recognize it in the afterlife To satisfy tax requirements imposed by the priesthood To prepare deceased citizens for reincarnation as animals

Correct Answer:

To preserve the physical body so the Ka and Ba souls could recognize it in the afterlife

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