Mummies dried for ​ (a)   days.

Ancient Egyptians wrapped mummies in ​ (a)   .

Sometimes Egyptians painted ​ (a)   on mummies.

Egyptians put mummies in ​ (a)   .

Egyptians also made mummies of ​ (a)   .

What do you ​ (a)   about mummies?

To ​ (b)   a mummy, ancient Egyptians ​ (c)   the body first.

Mummies ​ (d)   for 40 days.

Ancient Egyptians ​ (a)   mummies in bandages.

Sometimes Egyptians ​ (b)   a face on mummies.

Egyptians ​ (c)   mummies in pyramids.

Egyptians also ​ (d)   mummies of cats

The Egyptians ​ (a)   the body in bandages.

People ​ (b)   Spanish in Colombia today.

Egyptian camels ​ (c)   got one hump.

We ​ (a)   the football game on TV last night.

Helen always ​ (b)   postcards when she goes on a trip.

Andy ​ (c)   Mary, how to ​ (d)   his new computer game yesterday.

Hey, Greg. What's ​ (a)   ?

It's my crystal ​ (b)   .

Really? What can it ​ (c)   ?

I can ​ (a)   what you ​ (b)   yesterday.

That's ​ (c)   Let me see!

Did you ​ (a)   at 10 yesterday?

Yes... I ​ (b)   .

And ​ (a)   you ​ (b)   your project on Egypt?

Yes...

I ​ (c)   the pyramids you ​ (d)   !

And ​ (a)   your brother ​ (b)   you how to ​ (c)   a computer game?

Yes. How ​ (d)   you ​ (e)    everything?

Tony? ​ (a)   you here before?

Ummm... yeah.

Tony ​ (b)   you! Oh, you guys.

In Ancient Egypt, Tutankhamun, an 18-year-old king, ​ (a)   . They ​ (b)   his body in a tomb. Inside the tomb, there ​ (c)   treasures and a curse... In 1922, two Englishmen, Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon, ​ (d)   to the Valley of the Kings. On November 4, one of Carter's men ​ (e)    something...

Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon ​ (a)   the tomb.

Inside the tomb, there ​ (b)   chairs, boxes of food, treasures, and gold.

The mummy of Tutankhamun was there, too.

But Lord Carnarvon never ​ (c)   the treasures. A mosquito ​ (d)   him and he ​ (e)   .

There ​ (a)   two main deserts in Egypt.

Egyptians ​ (b)   Arabic.

Egyptians ​ (c)   cat mummies.

The longest river in the world, the Nile, ​ (d)   in Egypt.

Egyptian camels ​ (e)   got one hump.

Egyptians ​ (a)   football.

Egyptians ​ (b)   monkeys to ​ (c)   fruit from trees.

The weather in Egypt​ (d)   very hot.

Egyptians ​ (e)   wigs at celebrations.

How ​ (a)   you? Last month, my family and I ​ (b)   on a trip to Egypt. It ​ (c)   very hot and sunny there. We ​ (d)   camels to the Pyramids of Giza. They ​ (e)   very big.

I ​ (a)   a lot of photos. We ​ (b)   mummies at the museum. They ​ (c)   scary, but they were interesting too! I ​ (d)   the mummies' treasures the most! Egypt​ (e)    fun!

It's Thursday morning. Selva is ​ (a)   to his friend Nora. They ​ (b)   at school. 'Did you ​ (c)   the project for tomorrow?' Selva ​ (d)   Nora. 'Yes, I ​ (e)   .

I ​ (a)   late and I ​ (b)   to bed at 12 last night,' ​ (c)   Nora. 'Did you ​ (d)   at 6 today?' Selva ​ (e)   Nora.

'Yes, I ​ (a)   and I'm sleepy!' ​ (b)   Nora. 'OK, children. Please ​ (c)   on the bus,' ​ (d)   their teacher, Miss Anita.

Selva and his classmates ​ (a)   at the museum now. Miss Anita is ​ (b)   the children a mummy. 'This mummy ​ (c)   from Egypt,' says Miss Anita. 'He ​ (d)   a prince. ''Wow!' says Selva. 'What was his name?' 'Prince Nebi,' ​ (e)    Miss Anita.

'How ​ (a)   he ​ (b)   Miss Anita?' asks Nora. 'A snake ​ (c)   him,' says Miss Anita. 'Oh, how terrible,' says Selva. 'And sad,' says Nora. 'How old ​ (d)   he when he died?' asks Selva. 'He ​ (e)   12 years old,' says Miss Anita.

The prince is always ​ (a)   a special ring,' says Miss Anita. 'When he ​ (b)   his family ​ (c)   the ring in his tomb. Unfortunately, someone ​ (d)   the ring last week. 'What?' says Selva. 'Someone ​ (e)   the prince's ring?' 'Yes,' says Miss Anita.

'The police are ​ (a)   for the ring.' Miss Anita ​ (b)   the children a picture of the ring. 'This ​ (c)   the ring. It's gold and it's ​ (d)   a big, red stone.' 'Wow,' ​ (e)   Nora, 'It's beautiful.'