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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 items are shaped to resemble which of the treasures?
(a) Communicators.
(b) Candy dishes.
(c) Urns.
(d) ICE jars.
2. Scientists were particularly fascinated with which of the following?
(a) Pollutantus Literati.
(b) Great Altar.
(c) Ceremonial burial cap.
(d) Sacred collar.
3. What was the name of the ceremony?
(a) Au Revoir Livre.
(b) Apres Matin.
(c) Lumen Ciel.
(d) Son et Lumiere.
4. Which of the following is not included in the picture of the Sacred belt?
(a) Tub stopper.
(b) Door knob.
(c) Leather strap.
(d) Sacred seal.
5. What do the scientists refer to as a "Small Relief?"
(a) Credit card.
(b) Room key.
(c) Notepad.
(d) Driver's license.
Short Answer Questions
1. What else was supposedly referenced on the small relief?
2. What was written on the pendant?
3. What signals the end of the show?
4. What was also found in this area?
5. What is used to recreate the reproduction?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was unique about the Plant That Wouldn't Die?
2. What happened to Howard Carson after he returned to his former interest and research involving the camels?
3. Explain how the scientists viewed the mosaic tile. How was it decorated? Where was it typically found?
4. What was the purpose of the small relief? What date was put onto the item? What was the purpose of the date?
5. How did the scientists come to the conclusion that communication would be possible even after a person's death?
6. When did Harriet meet her untimely demise? What happened?
7. How does the text describe the fragments of Plasticus Petrificus? How might it be reproduced?
8. In what way does Harriet show that she is still devoted to Carson?
9. The scientists were particularly fascinated by the fragments of plasticus petrificus. Explain the piece and how it is represented as a souvenir.
10. One of the items discovered in Tomb #26 was a Bell System. What was the item's purpose? How was it used?
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