Question

1. since the pharaoh was at the top of the pyramid, people saw them as a ____-____. man - child god - king animal - god fish - child

Explanation:

In ancient Egyptian society, pharaohs were considered to have divine status, a combination of god and king. The term "god - king" fits this concept as pharaohs were seen as both human rulers and divine beings. The other options (man - child, animal - god, fish - child) do not align with the historical perception of pharaohs in the context of the social hierarchy (represented by the pyramid) where pharaohs were at the top with divine authority.

Answer:

B. god - king