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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. After Ralph wraps himself up, what does he pour on himself?
(a) Disintegration chemicals.
(b) Burning chemicals.
(c) Preservation chemicals.
(d) Sulfur chemicals.

2. Each column depicts what span of time in Atum-hadu's reign?
(a) One year.
(b) Ten years.
(c) Six months.
(d) Ten months.

3. What happens when Ralph tries to open the ninth chamber?
(a) He cries.
(b) He goes mad.
(c) He goes to sleep.
(d) He collapses.

4. Marlowe invites Paul to visit where on a four day pass?
(a) Syria.
(b) The Valley of the Kings.
(c) The dig site.
(d) Cairo.

5. Which god warns Atum-hadu about his new queen, but Atum-hadu ignores him?
(a) Seth.
(b) David.
(c) Tristan.
(d) Raman.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where have the Lord and Lady, who were at Carter's site, gone to?

2. What keeps Stum-hadu from fighting for long with his forces against the invading Hyksos?

3. Ahmed awakens Ralph and says that he and the workers are going to work for whom?

4. Marlowe tells Paul a fabricated story of how he and Ralph found what?

5. In a letter discovered after her death, Margaret tells Ralph about how Ferrell turned her and CCF against him? What kind of letter was it?

Short Essay Questions

1. What crimes is Ahmed arrested for?

2. What does Ferrell find at the bonfire after realizing that Ralph and CCF didn't use their tickets to board the ship?

3. What is the Chamber of Mysteries?

4. What happens when Ahmed returns to Ralph's site and demands money?

5. How does Ralph look when Ferrell finds him in town?

6. What does Ralph place in the first and second chambers after he decorates the first chamber?

7. According to Ralph's translations, who is Atum-hadu's new queen?

8. What is the real truth about the cat in the seventh room?

9. What did Ralph do to the columns in the sixth room?

10. How does Ralph die?

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