Take the Atlanto-Egyptian Quiz... (17 questions)

1. Which of the following is credited with bringing a 'body of knowledge' preserved on "emerald tablets" to Egypt?
A. Thoth or Tehuti.
B. Khenti.
C. Hab.
D. All of the above.

 

2. The Dendera zodiac, painted on a New Kingdom roof temple is associated with which constellation parameters?
A. Taurus, on the spring equinox of 846 B.C.
B. Leo, on the vernal equinox of 9880 B.C.
C. Aries, on the vernal equinox of 3000 B.C.
D. Leo, on the summer solstice of 10,000 B.C.

 

3. The possibility of Atlantean flood survivors being responsible for the construction The Great Sphinx rests on the following:
A. The body of The Sphinx is a lion, which as the constellation Leo, is associated with heavy rainfalls and floods.
B. Signs of rain erosions point to possible construction dates of approximately 7000 - 5000 B.C.
C. Both A and B.
D. None of the above.

 

4. Medinet Habu, the XX Dynasty "Victory Temple", in West Thebes was built by what Pharaoh and for what purpose?
A. It was built by Seti-I as a subterranean monument in remembrance to the Great Flood, also known as the "Osireion".
B. Its completion around 1180 B.C. by Ramses III commemorated his triumph over the "Sea People".
C. Its construction began with the reign of Seti-I and was completed by Ramses III to commemorate Atlantis.
D. None of the above.

 

5. The "Sea People" were known to 12th-century B.C. Egyptians as...
A. Titans.
B. Hau-neb.
C. Nephilim.
D. None of the above.

 

6. The deity in the wall texts of Medinet Habu responsible for the destruction of the homeland of the "Sea People" is:
A. Hathor as Sekhmet.
B. Neith.
C. Nuit.
D. Hathor as Isis.

 

7. Egyptians transliterated the sunken island of the "Sea People" as:
A. Ausar.
B. Netero.
C. Mesentiu.
D. Auset.

8. The diluvian Egyptian "Goddess of the Watery Abyss" is:
A. Auset.
B. Meh-Urt.
C. Anpu.
D. None of the above.

9. The "mesentiu" were:
A. "The Harpooners".
B. Metal smiths.
C. Atlantean survivors that became culture bearers in pre-dynastic Egypt.
D. All of the above.

10. An Egyptian goddess of possible pre-dynastic origin, depicted as a cow surrounded with 19 stars is:
A. Tehenut.
B. Neith.
C. Meh-urt.
D. All of the above.

11. The nineteen stars depiction of the patron goddess of prophesy and history named above symbolize:
A. The Atlantises.
B. The Pleides.
C. The Hesperides.
D. The Hyades.

12. The "Field of Reeds" written about in "The Book of Coming Forth by Day" is:
A. The realm of the dead.
B. The Egyptian ancestral island in the Distant West.
C. A land devoted to learning.
D. All of the above.

13. The culture bearers that arrived from Sekhet-aaru, "the Field of Reeds", most likely at the beginning of dynastic Egypt, around late fourth millennium B.C. were called:
A. Semu-Hor.
B. "The followers of Horus".
C. Mesentiu.
D. Both A and B.

14. The Egyptian name for Atlantis is:
A. Cerne.
B. Etelenty.
C. Neteru.
D. Both B and C.

15. A Sun deity associated with the "Law of One" and whose name meant "Mountain Sun City" was:
A. Re.
B. Hathor.
C. Aton.
D. Khepera.

16. The Egyptian myth relating the destruction of Atlantis with Hathor (At-Hr, At-Hor, Aethyr) is the following:
A. The goddess Hathor, in the guise of a fiery comet (Sekhmet), threatens all humanity but the gods release a worldwide deluge to prevent their entire destruction.
B. The goddess Hathor sinks Atlantis in her attempt to rescue it from a flaming planet (Sekhmet).
C. The sun-god commands Hathor to punish mankind but the other gods, fearing human extinction, unleash a worldwide deluge of beer. Hathor becomes drunk and is unable to fulfill her command.
D. All of the above.

17. The Egyptian god Shu can be associated with Atlantis because his name means:
A. "Lord of Heaven".
B. Air.
C. "He Who Holds Up".
D. All of the above.