1. When did Tut pass away?
A. 10000 years ago
B. 16000 years ago
C. 22000 years ago
D. More than 33000 years ago
Answer:
(D) More than 33000 years ago.
2. What does the abbreviation CT scan
mean?
A. Car Topology
B. Computed Telegraphy
C. Computer Technology
D. Computed Tomography Scan
Answer:
(D) Computed Tomography Scan.
3. What was in the first coffin?
A. gold, wealth, bronze razor, games, clothes, cases
of food and wine
B. garlands of olives, lotus petals, and cornflowers
C. flowers and coins
D. It was empty
Answer:
(B) garlands of olives, lotus petals, and cornflowers.
4. What was discovered in Tutankhamun's
tomb?
A. Gold, wealth, bronze razor, games, clothes, cases
of food and wine
B. Gold
C. Egyptian Gold Coin
D. Nothing
Answer:
(A) Gold, wealth, bronze razor, games, clothes, cases of food and wine.
5. What was Amenhotep IV's new name?
A. Akhenaten
B. Amenhotep III
C. Amarna
D. Atul
Answer:
(A) Akhenaten
6. When and who discovered Tutankhamun's
tomb?
A. Howard Carter in 1930
B. Sam Shaw in 1890
C. Adam Cooper in 1901
D. Howard Carter in 1922
Answer:
(D) Howard Carter in 1922
7. Who is Osiris?
A. God of afterlife
B. God of seasons
C. God of universe
D. God of nature
Answer:
(A) God of afterlife
8. Who was Tutankhamun?
A. A scientist
B. an Egyptian king
C. A historian
D. A Geologist
Answer:
(B) An Egyptian king.
9. After the CT scan, when was Tut's body
returned to his tomb?
A. after a day
B. after 3 hours
C. after 5 hours
D. after 12 hours
Answer:
(B) After 3 hours
10. When did the anatomy professor
examine the mummy in X-Ray?
A. In 1948
B. In 1968
C. In 1986
D. In 1989
Answer:
(B) In 1968
11. How did Carter cut Tut's body?
A. First leg and then head
B. First legs, head and then limbs
C. First head and then every limb
D. limb, hand only
Answer:
(C) First head and then every limb.
12. When the mummy was X-Rayed in 1968,
what details were revealed?
A. his breast bone and front ribs were missing
B. his feet bone was missing
C. his hip bone was missing
D. his several possessions were missing
Answer:
(A) his breast bone and front ribs were missing.
13. What is the Cemetery of Tut called?
A. Valley of the Kings
B. Tut’s Resting Place
C. Resting Peace
D. Valley of Flowers
Answer:
(A) Valley of the Kings
14. What has changed in archaeology over
the years?
A. focusses on time factors more
B. focusses more on treasure
C. focusses more on physical findings
D. focusing less on treasure and more on the
fascinating details of life and mysteries of death
Answer:
(D) focusing less on treasure and more on the fascinating details of life and
mysteries of death.
15. Who made the statement “The mummy is
in very bad condition because of what Carter did in the 1920s”?
A. Carter
B. Zahi Hawass
C. an anatomy professor
D. an Egypt Historian
Answer:
(B) Zahi Hawass
16. What words would you use to describe
Tutankhamun's tomb?
A. Rock-cut
B. Wall paintings with gold plate
C. Gold-plate
D. rock-cut, 26 feet underground, which had wall
paintings
Answer:
(D) rock-cut, 26 feet underground, which had wall paintings.
17. What was Tut lavished with?
A. expensive clothing
B. gold, silver, flowers
C. lots of jewels
D. “glittering goods: precious collars, inlaid
necklaces, and bracelets,
rings, amulets, a ceremonial apron, sandals, sheaths
for his fingers and toes all of pure gold”
Answer:
(D) “glittering goods: precious collars, inlaid necklaces and bracelets,
rings, amulets, a ceremonial apron, sandals, sheaths
for his fingers and toes all of pure gold”.
18. Who made the statement “The mummy is
in very bad condition because of what Carter did in the 1920s”?
A. Carter
B. Zahi Hawass
C. an anatomy professor
D. an Egypt Historian
Answer:
(B) Zahi Hawass
Poem:
The Laburnum Top by Ted Hughes
1. What happened to the Laburnum tree's
leaves?
A. new leaves growing
B. fallen down
C. turned yellow
D. they were green
Answer:
(C) turned yellow
2. In the poem 'The Laburnum Top,' how
did the poet describe the top of the Laburnum tree?
A. Silent and Motionless
B. Still and Silent
C. Moving and Angry like
D. None of the above
Answer:
(B) Still and Silent
3. What was the condition of the tree in
September?
A. green and happy
B. still and death-like
C. still and green
D. alive
Answer:
(B) still and death-like.
4. When did the tree that seemed like
death turn to life?
A. by the arrival monsoon season
B. by the arrival of the Goldfinch bird
C. by the arrival of sparrows
D. in the month of March
Answer:
(B) by the arrival of the Goldfinch bird.
5. Why did the Goldfinch come so close to
the tree?
A. to make a nest
B. to feed her younger ones
C. to rest
D. None of the above
Answer:
(B) to feed her younger ones.
6. Where have all the Goldfinch chicks
gone?
A. they were never there
B. On the thickness of the branch
C. On the top of the tree
D. On other tree
Answer:
(B) On the thickness of the branch.
7. What role does the tree play for the
Goldfinch bird?
A. As a supporter
B. As a means to feed her family
C. As a resting place
D. As a shelter
Answer:
(D) As a shelter
8. How did the bird get from one side of
the branch to the other?
A. Smoothly
B. By flying
C. Slowly
D. Like a lizard
Answer:
(D) Like a lizard
9. How did the bird get to the tree's
other branch?
A. flew away and then arrived at the branch
B. never arrived at other branch
C. with a chirping sound
D. silently
Answer:
(C) with a chirping sound.
10. What happened after she had fed her
children?
A. she took some rest in the nest
B. she stayed there
C. she flew away
D. she flew to the other side of the branch
Answer:
(D) she flew to the other side of the branch.
11. In the poem, what does the word
‘sleek' mean?
A. Bird
B. Branch
C. Top of the tree
D. Lizard
Answer:
(D) Lizard
12. What is described as ‘engine’ in the
poem?
A. Lizard
B. Machine
C. Laburnum Tree
D. None of the above
Answer:
(C) Laburnum Tree
13. What does the phrase “her barred face
identity mask” mean?
A. because she was brown in colour
B. due to her dark coloured yellow body
C. bird’s face became her identity and symbol of
recognition
D. None of the above
Answer:
(C) bird’s face became her identity and symbol of recognition.
14. What instance of Alliteration has
been used in the poem ‘The Laburnum Top’ out of the following options?
A. engine of her family
B. her barred face
C. Sleek as a lizard
D. September sunlight
Answer:
(D) September sunlight
15. Why was Goldfinch’s body barely
visible?
A. due to her dark coloured yellow body
B. because she was small
C. because of the height of the tree
D. because she was brown in colour
Answer:
(A) due to her dark coloured yellow body.
16. Which figure of speech is used in
‘Sepember sunlight’?
A. Simile
B. Oxymoron
C. Personification
D. Alliteration
Answer:
(C) Personification
17. Till the goldfinch comes, with a twitching chirrup
A suddenness, a
startlement, at a branch end.
Then sleek as a
lizard, and alert, and abrupt,
She enters the
thickness, and a machine starts up
Of
chitterlings, and a tremor of wings, and trillings —
The whole tree
trembles and thrills.
What does the word ‘Chittering’ mean?
A. High-pitch noise
B. High-pitch silence
C. Low-pitch silence
D. Low-pitch noise
Answer:
(A) High-pitch noise.
18. Who creates the noise on the laburnum
tree?
A. Younger ones of Goldfinch
B. Elder ones of Goldfinch
C. Goldfinch
D. All of the above
Answer: (A) Younger ones of Goldfinch.
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