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- Queen Cleopatra the Seventh was an ancient Egyptian ruler of what nationality?
- King Akhenaten led a religious revolution in Egypt when after proclaiming that Aten (the sun disc) was the the only god. This made him and his wife extremely hated among the Egyptians and possibly led to his death (even though there is no evidence supporting the theory about unnatural death). What was the name of his chief wife?
- Tutankhamun succeeded Akhenaten when he was just 8 (this is true). He adopted Akhenatens monotheistic ideas and strengthened the cult in Aten.
- Khufu was a pharaoh of Ancient Egypts Old Kingdom from approximately 2589 BC to 2566 BC. He is most famous for building this monument.
- Ancient Egypt was actually divided into two kingdoms- Upper and Lower Egypt. The cobra was one of the symbols of Upper Egypt. What kind of animal was the symbol of Lower Egypt?
- After the team of Howard Carter opened the tomb of King Tutankhamen, some of the archaeologists died in strange circumstances. This sparked the rumor of the Curse of the Pharaohs (this is true). However, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (the inventor of the Sherlock Holmes) rejected the idea and proved it was groundless.
- There is evidence that incestuous marriage was widespread at some point of Egyptian history. For example, Maatkare Hatshepsut, regarded as the earliest known queen regnant in history, married Thutmose II. What was her relationship to Thutmose II?
- Whose last words were reported to have been Tomorrow I shall no longer be here.?
- Whose dying words supposedly were I should never have switched from Scotch to martinis?
- What were the last words of Malcolm X?
- Whose final words are quoted here: I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have.?
- What were the last words of the eloquent English romantic poet Lord Byron?
- Whose last words were: Thomas Jefferson survives.?
- What was the last word of Alexander Graham Bell?
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195. What can be inferred about Derek Raymond?
- Questions 196-200 refer to the following notice, Web page, and text message.
NOTICE
Please be informed that subway maintenance work will commence at Ratner, Sofner, and Hambrick stations on Monday, August 15. Repairs are expected to continue for two weeks until August 28. The crews' working hours are between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. There will be some noise in the vicinity, but workers will attempt to keep disturbances to a minimum. During this period, service at these stations will be suspended to facilitate the work. For the convenience of commuters who use these stops, the Wymore Public Transportation Office will be providing alternative transport. For more information, please visit its Web site at www.wymore publictransport.com/announcements. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause but are sure the renovations to the aging stations' facilities will be appreciated once complete.Wymore Public Transportation Office
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Announcement:
Date of Issue: August 5
ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
As announced earlier this week, repairs will be conducted at the Ratner, Sofner, and Hambrick subway stations beginning on August 15. For your convenience, buses will be serving the following routes from 5:30 a.m. to midnight:
• Ratner to and from Sofner: Bus 23
• Ratner to and from Hambrick: Bus 24
• Sofner to and from Hambrick: Bus 25
• Ratner to and from Grand Central: Bus 26
These bus routes are temporary and will be available only until the day after the maintenance work is completed. Click on "buses" above in the drop-down menu under "Online Services" to find maps that show the exact locations of bus stops at all the affected stations. For more information, call 555-1001 during office hours.
From: Jill Addis (555-2737)
To: Nick Lieb (555-0320)
Received: August 16, 3:35 p.m.
Mr. Lieb, I've made lunch reservations at Di Paolo's Italian restaurant for 1:00 p.m. When you meet me, we can go over the Cross Media contract together. I sent you the restaurant's address earlier. It's right across the street from Grand Central station, so I suggest using public transportation to get there. You'll have to take one of the temporary buses as Ratner is the station closest to you, though. You can visit the transportation office's Web site to find out which bus to take. Anyway, see you on Thursday!
196. According to the notice, what is true about the maintenance on the subway stations?
197. What is indicated on the Web page?
198. When will the temporary bus service end?