Probably no one among the hundreds of thousands of tourists who viewed the wizened mummy would ever have expected that it would ……… out to be Pharaoh Ramses I, (6) ………. of the nineteenth dynasty of Egypt, whose members ruled that country for about 110 years.(1 Point)A originatorB inventorC founderD creator

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, thousands of Egyptian mummies were sold as (0) ………. to museums or as (2) ………. souvenirs to private collectors who wished to have a curious conversation piece in their (3) ………. . One such mummy wound (4) ……… on display in the Niagara Falls Museum for more than 140 years. Probably no one among the hundreds of thousands of tourists who viewed the wizened mummy would ever have expected that it would (5) ………… out to be Pharaoh Ramses I, (6) ………. of the nineteenth dynasty of Egypt, whose members ruled that country for about 110 years.The tomb of the pharaoh was located by an Italian archaeologist in 1817, but upon finding that the tomb had already been (7) ………. of any precious artefacts, he left the unwrapped mummy of Ramses in situ. The (8) ………… remains eventually landed in Niagara Falls, Canada, where they stayed for more than a century under the gawking stares of countless tourists. Only after the mummy was purchased by Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia did scholars (9) ………… that the mummy was Ramses I.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, thousands of Egyptian mummies were sold as (0-artefacts) to museums or as ……. souvenirs to private collectors who wished to have a curious conversation piece in their (3) ………. .(1 Point)A connectionB occupationC possessionD permission

Why is the pharaoh Tutankhamun so famous?AHe is considered the greatest leader of Ancient EgyptBHe was the first pharaoh to conquer lands east of the Nile RiverCHe united the Upper and Lower Kingdoms of EgyptDHis fame is due to the discovery of his tomb

Who were some of the most famous pharaohs of ancient Egypt?*400 pointsGreat Pyramid Monotheism Female pharaoh United EgyptNarmer Khufu Akhenaten Hatshepsut Narmer Khufu Akhenaten Hatshepsut

Pharaoh Ramses V, whose well-preserved mummified body is believed to have died from