This is the name 'Ramses', as used by Rameses II ('the Great'). How is his name made up?

Three 2-consonant signs and one 1-consonant sign

Two 1-consonant signs and two 2-consonant signs

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1-consonant, 2-consonant and 3-consonant hieroglyphic signs

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11-consonant hieroglyphs are like the letters of our alphabet, in that one sign represents one sound.
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
2As well as 1-, 2- and 3-consonant signs, there are also 1-, 2- and 3-vowel signs
1. AVerdadero
2. BFalso
3How many consonants does a biliteral sign have?
1. AOne
2. BTwo
3. CThree
4Is the 'djed' hieroglyph a:
1. A1-consonant sign
2. B2-consonant sign
3. C3-consonant sign
5This is the name 'Ramses', as used by Rameses II ('the Great'). How is his name made up?
1. AThree 2-consonant signs and one 1-consonant sign
2. BFive consonants
3. CFour consonants
4. DTwo 1-consonant signs and two 2-consonant signs

Descripción: Ancient Egyptian Language Test sobre 1-consonant, 2-consonant and 3-consonant hieroglyphic signs, creado por Julia Thorne el 12/10/2014.
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