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A) They were expanded to reach the Nile banks. B) They were destroyed by a massive flood. C) The land was expropriated to build the Cairo Municipality Building. D) The government sold them to a private hotel chain.
A) Ramy Essam B) The Minister of Antiquities C) The curator of the Louvre D) Wafaa El Saddik
A) 201 B) 54 C) 7 D) 25
A) Two B) Six C) Seven D) Fifty-four
A) May 2012 B) August 2006 C) September 2013 D) November 2018
A) 2004 B) 1983 C) 1954 D) 2016
A) The International Environmental Quality Association B) The German Foreign Ministry C) The Louvre Museum D) The Cairo Municipality
A) To increase the natural light for visitors. B) To improve the architectural design of the windows. C) To allow for better street views. D) To provide UV protection to safeguard artifacts.
A) 257 B) 1983 C) 2016 D) 54
A) Upgraded internal and external lighting systems. B) The installation of new security cameras. C) The construction of a new entrance. D) The expansion of the museum's opening hours.
A) Directors from Turin, the Louvre, United Museums, and Berlin. B) Directors from the Cairo Municipality Building. C) Directors from local Egyptian universities. D) Directors from the British Museum and the Metropolitan Museum.
A) Ramy Essam B) An unnamed tourist C) Wafaa El Saddik D) A local museum guard
A) On the upper floor B) In the museum garden C) In the basement vaults D) In the administrative annex
A) Granite and marble B) Polychrome glass C) Solid limestone D) Cedar wood covered with gold
A) Hermann Grabe B) Marcel Dournon C) Alessandro Parazenti D) Gaston Maspero
A) Giza Plateau B) Tahrir Square C) Alexandria D) Luxor
A) 1 April 1897 B) 9 March 1902 C) November 1903 D) 15 November 1902
A) Auguste Mariette B) Alessandro Parazenti C) Marcel Dournon D) Hermann Grabe
A) Marcel Dournon B) Alessandro Parazenti C) Hermann Grabe D) Abbas Hilmi II
A) Khedive Ismail's palace in Giza B) The Cairo Citadel C) The British Army barracks D) The tomb of Mariette
A) By two trains B) By wooden carts C) By animal caravan D) By river boat
A) Five hundred B) Five thousand five hundred C) Fifty D) Five thousand
A) Exactly 100 tons B) Over 5,000 tons C) Approximately 500 tons D) Over 1,000 tons
A) 15 November 1902 B) 1 April 1897 C) 9 March 1902 D) 13 July 1902
A) Abbas Hilmi II B) Mariette C) Marcel Dournon D) Khedive Ismail
A) 15 November 1902 B) 13 July 1902 C) 9 March 1902 D) 1 April 1897
A) Alphabetically B) By material type C) Chronologically D) By geographical origin
A) A storage facility B) A royal palace C) A pharaonic tomb or temple D) A market square
A) 1914 B) 1902 C) 1901 D) 1899
A) 1901 B) 1848 C) 1835 D) 1858
A) Auguste Mariette B) Gaston Maspero C) Linan Bek D) Youssef Diaa Effendi
A) Khedive Ismail B) Auguste Mariette C) Archduke Maximilian D) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
A) The Louvre, Paris B) Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna C) The British Museum, London D) The Egyptian Museum, Cairo
A) Boulaq B) Giza C) Ezbekieh Garden D) Tahrir Square
A) A fire B) A Nile flood C) An earthquake D) Political instability
A) Loret B) Gaston Maspero C) Auguste Mariette D) De Morgan
A) Africa B) The Middle East C) North Africa D) Europe |