1. Read the text and mark the statements are True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS). Tutankhamun The kings of Ancient Egypt were called Pharaohs /'fearauz/. One of them was…

1. Read the text and mark the statements are True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS). Tutankhamun The kings of Ancient Egypt were called Pharaohs /'fearauz/. One of them was Tutankhamun /,tu:t(9)nka:'mu:n/, who lived more than three thousand years ago. He became Pharaoh when he was about 9 years old, and his rule was not very important. Tutankhamun also died young. Historians believe that he died at the age of 18, but they are not sure how. Probably he had a head injury from an accident. Others say he died from an infection after breaking his leg. Like all Egyptian Pharaohs Tutankhamun was buried in a tomb on the west bank of the Nile. All of the Pharaohs were buried in tombs like Tutankhamun’s. However, most of these tombs were robbed by thieves and all the treasures were stolen. But Tutankhamun’s tomb was untouched. Only in 1922 it was discovered by the British archaeologist Horward Carter. When the tomb was opened, Carter couldn’t believe his eyes. “Can you see anything?” a friend asked him. ‘Yes,” said Carter. “Wonderful things!” There were more than 5,000 objects, which included a wonderful golden mask of Tutankhamun. The ancient Egyptians believed in a life after death, so they put a lot of personal things into the tomb. They believed that a person would use them in that life. And in Tutankhamun’s tomb there were clothes, beds, glasses, plates. Carter also found models of ships, toys and games. There were also other objects like chariots, swords, armoury, statues of Tutankhamun and many Egyptian gods, and of course, a lot of jewels. Many of these things are now displayed in the Museum of Cairo in Egypt. B .______bookstore is open every day except Sunday. 7. A. It happened on______cold January morning. B. It was______morning.