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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. What is the title of the person who performed the ritual chant at the Sacred Urn?
(a) Leader.
(b) Celebrant.
(c) Curator.
(d) Head archeologist.
2. The item seemed especially designed to communicate with which two gods?
(a) Pay-per-view.
(b) Channels 1-10.
(c) HBO.
(d) MovieA and MovieB.
3. In what language was the Sunday matinee held?
(a) Italian.
(b) German.
(c) Hebrew.
(d) English.
4. What signals the end of the show?
(a) Applause.
(b) Lighting of the sign.
(c) Curator leaves.
(d) Sacred chant.
5. What is it called when someone makes a copy of an existing treasure?
(a) Souvenir.
(b) Cheat.
(c) Copy.
(d) Reproduction.
Short Answer Questions
1. What material was used to create the objects?
2. What is one of the proudest items in the museum shop?
3. Scientists refer to the pattern as which of the following?
4. Which of the following items is not sitting atop the bar?
5. How many similar complexes are in the area?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the text describe the fragments of Plasticus Petrificus? How might it be reproduced?
2. What item was recreated to resemble the mosaic ceiling tiles? What kind of container comes with the item?
3. According to the text what surrounded the complex outside? What would the area be described as in today's terms?
4. Describe the Sacred Points Bookends. What are the bookends made out of and what uses might they have?
5. What items were found lining the passageway between the tombs?
6. What is the description used for the paperweight in the Souvenirs and Quality Reproductions section?
7. What is the description given to the Sacred Seal? Where was it placed?
8. What was the material used to create the coffee service? Where is it manufactured?
9. What object was excavated just outside the area of the rusted sculptures? What did the excavators believe the signs were used for?
10. What was unique about the Plant That Wouldn't Die?
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