PlEASE HELPPP ASAP!! 11. The Egyptians had certain rules to guide their art. For example, Egyptian gods and goddesses were sometimes restricted to certain representations. How was this apparent in the works of ancient Egypt?

1).The god Horus (the sky god) was always to be represented with a falcon's head.

2).The gods and goddesses were always drawn to have heads which were disproportionate to their bodies.

3).An Egyptian god's image was never recreated more than once on the same temple.

4).An Egyptian god's image was not allowed on any tomb.

The answer is 1 or A. Gods and goddesses were drawn proportionally, a god's image would commonly be repeated all over, many Egyptian tombs featured gods inside. Thus, 1 or A. The god Horus does feature a Falcon's head and is the only answer that not only pertains but also properly answers the question.  I also took the test and got it right.

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