Discovering Tut: CCQ 1
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- Q1
How has archeology changed through the decades ?
focusses more on treasure
focusses more on physical findings
focusing less on treasure and more on the fascinating details of life and mysteries of death
focusses on time factors more
30s - Q2
When did Tut die?
1,000 years ago
1, 600 years ago
2,200 years ago
3,300 years ago
30s - Q3
Who said “The mummy is in very bad condition because of what Carter did in the 1920s”?
an Egypt Historian
Zahi Hawass
Carter
an anatomy professor
30s - Q4
What is the Cemetery of Tut called?
Tut’s Resting Place
Resting Peace
Valley of Flowers
Valley of the Kings
30s - Q5
What was in the first coffin?
It was empty
garlands of olives, lotus petals, and cornflowers
flowers and coins
gold, wealth, bronze razor, games, clothes, cases of food and wine
30s - Q6
What was found with Tutankhamun’s body?
Gold
Egyptian Gold Coin
Nothing
gold, wealth, bronze razor, games, clothes, cases of food and wine
30s - Q7
For how many years did Tutankhamun rule Egypt?
Two
Eleven
Five
Nine
30s - Q8
How did Carter remove the resins?
with the help of man power
with the help of chemicals
with the help of chisel and hammer
with the help of machinery
30s - Q9
Who discovered Tut’s tomb and when?
Sam Shaw in 1890
Howard Carter in 1922
Howard Carter in 1930
Adam Cooper in 1901
30s - Q10
When was the mummy examined in X-Ray by the anatomy professor?
In 1988
In 1968
In 1945
In 1986
30s