Ⅰ.TranslatethefollowingsentencesintoChinese.1.Bythe1920s,hehadbecomeanexplorer,searchingforthetombsoftheEgyptiankings.到20世纪初，卡特就已经成为了探险家，探寻埃及国王们的陵墓。2.Thesepreservedbodiesareknownasmummies.这些经过处理保存的遗体就是世人皆知的木乃伊。3.Upontheirenteringthetomb,Carter’sluckypetbird，whichhehadleftinCairo，wasswallowedbyasnake.进入陵墓的那一刻，卡特的幸运鸟——就是他留在开罗的那只，就被一条蛇给吞吃了。4.Othersbelievethattheywereinconnectionwithamummy’scurse，asapunishmentforthosewhoentertherestingplaceofthedead.另外一些人相信：卡特探险队队员的死亡与那些木乃伊诅咒有联系，是木乃伊对进入他们陵墓的人的惩罚。5.Ifbreathedin，theycanresultinillnessorevendeath.如果这些病毒被人体吸入，他们可能导致疾病甚至死亡。Ⅱ.Findoutthesentencessimilarinmeaningtotheonesbelowinthepassage.1.Inallhislifetime,he(Carter)foundoutmanyamazingthings.Duringhislife,hediscoveredmanyamazingthings.2.In1891，whenhewas17，hewenttoAlexandriabysea.In1891,attheageof17，hesetsailforAlexandria,Egypt.3.WhenCarnarvondied，thelightsinCairodidn’tlight.AtthemomentofCarnarvon’sdeath,thelightswentoutinCairo,thecapitalofEgypt.4.Itiscertainthat,peoplecannotexplainthecurseofthemummy.Whatiscertain,though,isthat‘thecurseofthemummy’remainsariddletothisday.Ⅲ.Fillintheproperwordsaccordingtothepassage.HowardCarterwas1.braveandadventurous.Hedidnotgotoschool,but2.learnttodrawfromhisfather.Bythe1920s,hehadbecomeanexplorer,searchingforthetombsoftheEgyptiankings.In1922,hemadehismostamazing3.discoveryofall,inthe4.ValleyoftheKings,inEgypt.Withinsevenyears,21peoplewhohadsomethingtodowiththe5.openingofthetombdied.Somepeoplesaythedeathswerejust6.coincidence.However,stillothersbelievethatthereisa7.scientificexplanation.Infact,‘thecurseofthemummy’remainsa8.riddletothisday.
