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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 left out of all ancient Egyptian writing?
(a) Punctuation.
(b) Accents.
(c) Vowels.
(d) Meter.
2. What is CCF's relationship to Margaret?
(a) Her father.
(b) Her brother.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her suitor.
3. According to Ralph, what was Margaret doing when she and Ralph first met?
(a) Sitting in the front row.
(b) Dozing in the front row.
(c) Taking notes in the front row.
(d) Staring at him from the front row.
4. While Ralph and Ahmed are eating supper, what do the other men do?
(a) Fill up the dig site with sand.
(b) Steal everything from the dig site.
(c) Smash the 4th, 5th and 6th doors.
(d) Smash the whole dig site.
5. Ferrell believes that Ralph is what?
(a) A conman.
(b) Honest.
(c) A bad writer.
(d) A good scholar.
Short Answer Questions
1. After Ralph recites poetry for the Nordquists, they invite him to their cabin for what?
2. While continuing his search, Ahmed brings news that Carter uncovered what?
3. Where does the second door smash?
4. What does Ralph say is the problem with putting riches into a tomb?
5. What did the Egyptian royalty do to their bodies to gain immortality?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Ralph leaves the workers to guard the tomb and goes into town, what does he do in town?
2. What happens when one of the workers finds a patch of smooth white rock in the cliff face?
3. Why is Ferrell not looking forward to his trip to Boston?
4. Why does Ralph think that Atum-hadu's tomb has been hidden since the beginning?
5. What are some examples Ralph gives of bad translations of Atum-hadu's poetry?
6. How does Ralph get a look inside the tomb?
7. What are the instructions that Ralph gives Margaret about publishing his book?
8. Describe the staircase that Ralph visits at Carter's site.
9. Why did Paul join the army?
10. What is the problem with the second door?
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