Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
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- 3. A large, ancient, and iconic Egyptian structure, often used as tombs for pharaohs.
- 5. A system of writing used by the ancient Egyptians, often in the form of pictorial symbols or characters inscribed on walls and artifacts.
- 6. A country in northeastern Africa known for its rich history and ancient civilization.
- 8. The capital city of Egypt and a major urban center in the story.
- 12. A supernatural or divine force believed to bring harm, misfortune, or suffering to those who have invoked it or come into contact with it. In the book, the curse is associated with disturbing the mummy's tomb.
- 13. Gabe and Sari's uncle, an archaeologist who invites Gabe to Egypt.
- 16. The scientific study of human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains. Gabe's uncle and his colleagues are archaeologists working on the excavation site.
- 17. Traditional stories or narratives that may have a historical basis but often include elements of myth and folklore. The legend of the mummy's curse is a significant aspect of the book.
- 19. The location where archaeologists dig and uncover ancient artifacts and structures.
- 20. The protagonist of the story, Gabe is a young boy who becomes embroiled in the mystery of the mummy's tomb during his visit to Egypt.
- 23. A room filled with valuable artifacts and treasures, often discovered in ancient tombs.
- 25. A burial place, often containing the remains of important individuals from ancient times.
- 26. Gabe's cousin, who lives in Egypt and is skeptical about the superstitions but eventually becomes involved in the mystery.
- 27. An archaeologist leading the excavation team in Egypt.
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- 1. Scientists who study and excavate historical and prehistorical artifacts and sites.
- 2. The ancient preserved corpse found in the tomb, believed to be the source of the curse.
- 4. A dry, arid, and often sandy region, which is a prominent feature of Egypt's landscape.
- 7. Visitors to the archaeological site and Egypt.
- 9. A preserved corpse, often wrapped in cloth, as per ancient Egyptian burial customs. The discovery of a mummy's tomb is central to the story.
- 10. The caretaker of the mummy's tomb, who warns the characters about the curse.
- 11. A local Egyptian boy who befriends Gabe and Sari and helps them navigate the unfamiliar culture.
- 14. Egypt The historical civilization that thrived along the banks of the Nile River in northeastern Africa. The book is set in Egypt, and the characters explore ancient Egyptian ruins and artifacts.
- 15. A concealed room or space within the pyramid or tomb, often containing valuable or sacred items.
- 18. Remains of ancient structures and buildings that provide insights into past civilizations.
- 21. A belief or notion that is not based on reason or scientific evidence but is often related to magical or supernatural forces. Superstitions play a significant role in the story as characters fear the curse.
- 22. Laborers and assistants involved in the archaeological dig.
- 24. A situation or event that is difficult to explain or understand and often involves a sense of intrigue or suspense. The book is filled with mysterious occurrences and events.