Question

1. starting at the top, rank the egyptian social pyramid (there are 5 classes)? pharaoh, scribes, nobles, merchants, slaves nobles, scribes, pharaoh, merchants, slaves pharaoh, scribes, merchants, slaves, nobles pharaoh, nobles, scribes, merchants, slaves

Explanation:

The Egyptian social pyramid from top (highest) to bottom (lowest) has the pharaoh (ruler, highest class) first, then nobles (elite class), followed by scribes (educated class), then merchants (trading class), and finally slaves (lowest class). Among the options, the correct order is pharaoh, nobles, scribes, merchants, slaves.

Answer:

D. pharaoh, nobles, scribes, merchants, slaves (assuming the last option is labeled D; if the last option's label is different, use its correct label with the text "pharaoh, nobles, scribes, merchants, slaves")