Statistics for Ancient Egyptian Gods, Goddesses, and Monsters

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
"The Hidden One," king of the gods in Upper Egypt	Amun	93%
Fusion of the two above gods	Amun-Ra	87%
Solar god, king of the gods in Lower Egypt	Ra	87%
God of the sky and kingship, depicted with a falcon's head	Horus	80%
Brother of the above two, god of the desert and chaos	Set	80%
Jackal god who oversees mummification and tombs	Anubis	73%
Goddess of magic, motherhood, and wisdom, wife of the above	Isis	73%
God of agriculture who became god of the afterlife	Osiris	73%
Cat goddess, sometimes considered a solar goddess	Bastet	67%
Goddess of truth and justice	Ma'at	60%
Crocodile god of the Nile	Sobek	60%
Another lunar god, can appear as an ibis or a baboon	Thoth	60%
Serpent of chaos slain by Ra and his retinue every night	Apophis	53%
Husband of the above, god of the earth	Geb	53%
Wife of the above, solar goddess of love, music, and joy	Hathor	53%
Lunar god, son of the above two gods	Khonsu	53%
Daughter of the above, goddess of the night sky	Nut	53%
The solar disc, worshiped as the sole god of Egypt for a time	Aten	47%
Dwarf god, protector of households and children	Bes	47%
Wife of the above, goddess of mourning and the afterlife	Nephthys	47%
Husband of the above, god of craftsmen	Ptah	47%
"Alter ego" of the above, lioness goddess of war, bloodshed, and healing	Sekhmet	47%
Son of the above, god of the air and wind	Shu	47%
Hippopotamus goddess, protector of mothers in childbirth	Taweret	47%
Wife of the above god, with a name that means "mother"	Mut	40%
Chimeric monster who devours the hearts of the unjust dead	Ammit	33%
Vulture goddess of Upper Egypt	Nekhbet	33%
Wife of the above, goddess of moisture	Tefnut	33%
The first of the gods, created from the above primordial waters	Atum	27%
Frog goddess, associated with fertility and childbirth	Heket	27%
Brilliant physician and architect who was later deified	Imhotep	27%
Ram god, associated with the headwaters of the Nile	Khnum	27%
Mother of the above, goddess of war, hunting, and weaving	Neith	27%
Scorpion goddess, associated with poison and healing from poison	Serket	27%
Daughter of the above, goddess of scribes who wears a leopard skin	Seshat	27%
Cobra goddess of Lower Egypt	Wadjet	27%
Daughter of the above two, goddess of the Nile's rapids	Anuket	20%
Ithyphallic god, associated with fertility and agriculture	Min	20%
War god, depicted with either a falcon's or bull's head	Montu	20%
Son of the above two, associated with lotus flowers and perfume	Nefertem	20%
The primordial waters, sometimes considered a god	Nun	20%
Cobra goddess, associated with fertility and the harvest	Renenutet	20%
Wife of the above, goddess who protected Egypt's southern border	Satis	20%
Jackal god sometimes mistaken for the above, "opener of the ways"	Wepwawet	20%
Sphinx god, protector of dreams	Tutu	13%
"The Swift One," often depicted as a snake, lioness, or hare	Unut	13%