Blog 17

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Today in Western Civ we got handed a paper that Mr Schick himself did not complete and did not have any answers to provide for us, so we had absolutely no idea what we were doing then towards the end we went over the worksheet and found some answers but not all of them and some of the ones we didn't have was number 11 on the back relating to some British guy that found something but Mr Schick said it wasn't relevant to know that because it is "probably sitting in some British museum instead of an Egyptian museum where it belongs." The answers we did get was the front page cause it was just definitions and one of the words was Ka which means "eternal life". That was our interesting Western Civ class thank you.

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