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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The item is also available in what standard of gold?
(a) 24 karat.
(b) 22 karat.
(c) 14 karat.
(d) 18 karat.
2. The item seemed especially designed to communicate with which two gods?
(a) Channels 1-10.
(b) Pay-per-view.
(c) HBO.
(d) MovieA and MovieB.
3. What was the name of the motel?
(a) Ra ra ra.
(b) Com for Tin.
(c) Toot 'n' C'mon.
(d) Holy Days Inn.
4. How many similar complexes are in the area?
(a) Dozens.
(b) Tens.
(c) Thousands.
(d) Hundreds.
5. Which of the following is not referred to as a musical instrument?
(a) Faucet.
(b) Showerhead.
(c) Tub stopper.
(d) Plunger.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where are the treasures being taken by Harriet and Carson?
2. The shape of the pendant is thought to be which of the following?
3. The mosaic tile game refers to an ancient game of _____.
4. What organization was responsible for closing down the site?
5. What else was supposedly referenced on the small relief?
Short Essay Questions
1. What were the musical instruments found by Carson? How did they work?
2. What item was recreated to resemble the mosaic ceiling tiles? What kind of container comes with the item?
3. One of the items discovered in Tomb #26 was a Bell System. What was the item's purpose? How was it used?
4. Explain the unique design of the coffee service. What is the pot shape? What is the shape of the cups? How many cups are there to the set?
5. What is the description used for the paperweight in the Souvenirs and Quality Reproductions section?
6. What kind of sculptures were placed in this area? To who or what were the sculptures dedicated?
7. How does the text describe the fragments of Plasticus Petrificus? How might it be reproduced?
8. What was the purpose of the room filled with games?
9. What is the real life description of the wall fragment found in the communal Sacred Urn room near the Great Sanctuary. Explain the real purpose of the so-called laborers' marks.
10. The scientists were particularly fascinated by the fragments of plasticus petrificus. Explain the piece and how it is represented as a souvenir.
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