Which statement is the best comparison of the symbolism behind Chinese and Egyptian lions? (1 point)

Question

Both Egyptian and Chinese lions represent royalty.

Chinese lions represent fear while Egyptian lions are symbolic of prosperity.

Chinese and Egyptian lions both represent royalty, but only Egyptian lions represent the horizon.

Chinese and Egyptian lions represent power, but only Egyptian lions represent royalty

Answer 1

The best comparison of the symbolism behind Chinese and Egyptian lions is: Chinese and Egyptian lions both represent power, but only Egyptian lions represent royalty.

This statement accurately reflects that both cultures view lions as symbols of strength and power, while also noting the specific connection to royalty in Egyptian culture.

Answer 2

According to Egyptian mythology, Horus has another son, Kebehsenuef, who has the head of a hawk. What
characteristics might make Kebehsenuef fit for the job of watching a dead mummy's vital organs?

(1 point)

a kind and caring heart

the keen eyes of a bird of prey

ingenuity

a tendency toward anger