Sir Herman in the land of the Pharaohs., Page 2
Franka Rainis
Can you be cleaver like Sir Herman?
Decipher the hieroglyphs, find the hidden word and compose the phrase.
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Now compose the phrase: ........
Wile reading the hieroglyphs a hand on the shoulder of Sir Herman, a mysterious man from the desert:
“I have something for you from Arwa, the almeh.”
The ancient relic is given back.
Dessert Buffet
Sir Herman and Dhul Fiqar are so happy for getting back the precious artefact, that in the late afternoon, when back on the Queen of the Nile, they decide to visit the dessert buffet.
Guess the special secret ingredients of the cakes they decide to taste.
Persian half moon biscuits
The secret ingredient is a special flower, but not from cereals.
Egyptian apple cake
The secret ingredient is used also for making soaps and cosmetics.
Prince Alì’s Turban
The secret ingredient is a berry.
Granada Chocolate Cake
The secret ingredient of this cake gives an
exotic taste to dishes.
The evening on the Queen of the Nile ends in a very pleasant way, because just after supper the captain announces to the passengers, that the most famous belly dancer of Egypt will give a show of her art for them.
To their surprise Sir Herman and the ambassador find out .....
it’s Arwa !!!
Not only Sir Herman and the ambassador are surprised in seeing Arwa,
another English gentleman is very surprised too, but not for the same reason of the two gentlemen. Something a little more personal.
In this case, we agree on the fact, that there is no better person then Shakespeare to make clear his feelings.
Complete this phrase of king Lear and you will understand:
“ Do not laugh at me; for as I am a ......
I think this ........ to be my ..... “
The great African river rolls the Queen of the Nile back to Cairo and with it, its passengers towards new adventures, that only the sky for now knows.
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Follows the answers.
Answers
Prince Fareed’ s palace by the river Nile
1) A Music boxdancer
2) B Flame Lily of Rhodesia
3) C Impala lily
4) C Protea
Friday English Club
Anchovy butter: eggs
Rock Lobster butter: Worcester
sauce
Tongue butter: cayenne pepper
Shrimp butter: vinegar
Sultan’s cakes: chocolate
Cairo’s Egyptian museum
Like all the Egyptians of her time, what colours Cleopatra used for her eye make up ? B ,C ,D
The hairstyle Cleopatra made famous when she was at Rome? D
What beauty product was invented by Cleopatra? C
Cleopatra invented the first wrinkle cream with milk, incense and juniper berries mixed with olive oil.
The great sphinx of Giza
The ancient city of the palms is Palmyra.
It’s rebellious queen Zenobia.
The Roman emperor Aurelian.
Guess the riddle:
A)Metronome
B)Mourning veil
C) Punch and stapler
D) Camera
Shepheard’s Hotel Moorish dining room
Lamb chops of the Raja: paprika and thyme
Pretoria sweetcorn pan cakes: sweetcorn and baking powder
Mediterranean carrots: orange
Matilda Pudding: bananas and rum
Cruise on the Nile
1) C
2) B
3) A
4) B
1) hate
2)Sincerity
3) Loyal
4) Resentment
Dining room of The Queen of the Nile
Stanley’s Lobster: almonds
Four Season’s Mullets: shallot, vegetable broth
Saladino’s quails: grapes, sage
Surprise Pie: parsley and mushrooms
Luxor
Guess the hats and veils.
1) C 6) A
2) A 7) C
3) C 8) C
4) C 9) B
5) B 10) C
A) royal E) Pharaoh
B) wife F) of
C) Ramesses G) the
D) Nefertari H) great
The phrase is:
NEFERTARI THE GREAT ROYAL WIFE OF
PHARAOH RAMESSES
Dessert Buffet
Persian half moon biscuits: almond flower
Egyptian apple cake: coconut
Prince Alì’s Turban: raspberries
Granada Chocolate Cake: cinnamon
King Lear phrase: man, lady, child
