Question

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what were the ingredients of the first toothpaste made in ancient egypt? *
○ mint leaves, clay, and river water
○ papyrus, fish scales, and ashes
○ honey, cinnamon, and myrrh
○ ox hooves, ashes, burnt egg shells, and pumice
the ancient egyptian door locks and key were ______________ than our modern locks. *
○ smaller
○ more secure
○ more colorful
○ larger

Explanation:

First Question (Toothpaste Ingredients):

The first toothpaste in ancient Egypt was made from ox hooves, ashes, burnt egg shells, and pumice. The other options do not match historical records of ancient Egyptian toothpaste ingredients. Mint leaves/clay/river water, papyrus/fish scales/ashes, and honey/cinnamon/myrrh are not associated with their first toothpaste.

Ancient Egyptian door locks and keys were larger than modern locks. They were not smaller, more secure (modern locks are generally more secure), or more colorful (size/security are more relevant to lock functionality than color).

Answer:

D. Ox Hooves, ashes, burnt egg shells, and pumice

Second Question (Ancient Egyptian Door Locks):