mummies

what is a mummy

• A mummy is a type of sandwich.
• A mummy is a type of dance.
• A mummy is a type of fabric.
• A mummy is a preserved corpse or body.

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what is something that covers the mummy

• wrapping paper
• duct tape
• toilet paper
• bandages

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where do you find mummy's

• attic
• tomb
• graveyard
• kitchen

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what does a mummy look like

• A mummy looks like a skeleton.
• A mummy has a fresh and plump appearance.
• A mummy has a dried and shriveled appearance.
• A mummy looks like a living person.

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where did mummies come from

• ancient Greece
• ancient China
• ancient Egypt
• ancient Rome

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what is the purpose of mummification

• To study ancient civilizations

• To preserve the body for the afterlife

• To prevent decomposition

• To honor the deceased

how long does the mummification process take

• 50 days

• 30 days

• 10 days

• 70 days

what are the steps involved in mummification

• Removal of internal organs, Drying out the body with natron, Wrapping the body in linen bandages, Placing the body in a sarcophagus or coffin

• Embalming the body with chemicals, Placing the body in a tomb, Covering the body with clay, Burying the body in the desert

what is the purpose of mummification

• To prevent decomposition

• To preserve the body for the afterlife

• To honor the deceased

• To study ancient civilizations

what does a mummy look like

• A mummy looks like a living person.

• A mummy has a fresh and plump appearance.

• A mummy looks like a skeleton.

• A mummy has a dried and shriveled appearance.

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