Question

the head of the sphinx once wore a headdress with a rearing cobra. what is the significance of the cobra? (1 point) it was believed to give the wearer supernatural powers. it was believed to protect the wearer from evil forces. it was believed to make the wearer immortal. it represents the wearers ability tosmite his enemies.

Explanation:

In ancient Egyptian culture, the cobra (uraeus) on royal headdresses was a symbol of protection. It was thought to ward off evil forces and enemies. This aligns with the significance of the cobra on the Sphinx's headdress.

Answer:

It was believed to protect the wearer from evil forces.