Question

What does the information in Ancient Egypt suggest about the author's point of view? Select all that apply. Answer choices for the above question The author thinks that sometimes it is better to simply appreciate the pyramids rather than try to understand how they were created. The author believes the pyramids will start to have a strong influence on future architectural projects throughout the world. The author does not believe humans could have built such giant structures given the tools available at the time. The author cannot understand how it is possible that the pyramids are still standing after so many centuries. The author thinks that the architectural design elements of the pyramids are some of the best in the world. The author is fascinated by the size and construction quality of the pyramids.

Answer 1

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Many archeologists are marveled about the design, structure, and complexity of the construction of the Egyptian Pyramids in the Giza plateau, in Cairo.

There has been so much debate about the issue of who built the pyramids, with no real or valid scientific at all. Some historians and archeologists say that it was the Egyptian kings the ones who built them as burial structures, although no tomb has been found there. The tombs of the kings and queens are located in the Valley of the Kings and Queens, in Luxor, Egypt, 700 hundred kilometers south of Cairo.

Other archeologists and theorist of conspiracies affirm that it was the extraterrestrial beings who built them, due to their perfection.

That is why some more centered authors believe that "sometimes it is better to simply appreciate the pyramids rather than try to understand how they were created."