Read the passage.In Naqada I graves, the deceased were buried with statuettes to keep them company in the afterlife. These were the forerunners of ushabti figures found in Egyptian tombs. Along with these figures, the dead person was buried with food, weapons, amulets, ornaments and decorated vases and palettes.–"Naqadan Culture,” Jenny Hill
Answer
A
Naqadan culture valued the dead.
B
Naqadan culture feared the dead.
C
Naqadan culture rejected the dead.
D
Naqadan culture worshipped the dead.
Explanation
The passage says people buried the deceased with statuettes to keep them company in the afterlife, as well as food, weapons, amulets, ornaments, and decorated objects. These thoughtful preparations suggest that Naqadan culture valued the dead. The passage does not say they feared, rejected, or worshipped them.
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