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Garrulous

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The Palette of Narmer (fig. 15.14) is a work made by the ancient __________.
 
  A. Babylonians
  B. Egyptians
  C. Persians
  D. Neo-Babylonians
  E. Sumerians

Question 2

Gold and lapis lazuli were used in the funerary ornaments of the royal personages of Ur to represent their __________ ideas.
 
  A. cosmological
  B. astrological
  C. astronomical
  D. topographical
  E. geographical



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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