Exploring the Great Pyramids

Okay, so that was a pretty bad vibe. I thought Lewis reaction was kinda _________. I mean, how hard is it to just build another house of cards? Anyway, I had things to do. Another full day of entering data into the system.

There is no way that it was my fault, right? I mean, I am very light on my feet. And I do not speak very loudly. I'm mostly always speaking at a kind of neutral ________________.

The great ___________ at Giza are considered some of the most important archaeological elements of the ancient world.

The Great Pyramid, which dates back to 2560 BCE, almost __________ years ago, is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. In fact, it is the only wonder that is still standing.

Given their massive size, _________________________ and engineers are still debating exactly how the pyramids were constructed.

The Great Pyramid stands near the _____________________ and is colossal.

Its base is __________ feet on each side, and it stands at 450 feet high! It is made of over 2 million stone blocks, all assembled and fitted tightly together.

We stepped out into a bright, sunny day in a vast desert to find a massive structure in front of us. It was the base of the pyramid, and it was only about six levels high. There were thousands of people everywhere, ______________________________.

I don't know what he thought of me in my jeans and fleece _______________________, but I do know one thing. It was getting pretty hot.

Thousands of men, and lots of pulleys, and ropes, and stones, and __________, but, but how did you come up with the idea for this? Like, whose idea was this?