The document contains descriptions of several riddles and passages about two historical sites - Abu Simbel temples in Egypt and the Taj Mahal in India. It provides information about each site, including that Abu Simbel temples were moved to protect them from being submerged due to the Aswan Dam and this was UNESCO's first effort to protect a world heritage site. It also describes details about the Taj Mahal, such as it being built by the Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife.

1. What am I?

2. What am I? I was taken into a dark room, and set on fire. I cried, and then my head was cut off. What am I?

3. I can flutter and take your breath away. I can take a beating but don’t bruise. If I stop, you lose. I am with you every day. What am I?

4. What am I? What has four legs, and a back, but it cannot walk, or run?

5. What am I? I have no weight but you can see me. I make things lighter. What am I?

6. What am I? What lives as long as it eats, but dies when it drinks!

7. Traveling the World. Lesson #2

11. Reading p161 Here are some images of Abu Simbel

15. Reading p161 Here are some images of the Taj Mahal

18. Huge Dog Massive Rooster Massive Cat Huge Frog Massive Massive Massive Massive

20. Temple in Cambodia A Roman Temple A Korean Temple A Temple in Bhutan Some Temples of the world

23. Chinese Emperor Roman Emperor Star Wars Emperor

26. Ferdinand Cheval Palace France

27. The Cubic House Netherlands

28. Public Library USA

29. Basket Building USA

30. The Crooked House Poland

32. Question: What do you get if you combine a suitcase with feet? A Feetcase!

33. Question: What do you get if you combine a Zebra with an Ant? An Antsbra

34. Question: What do you get if you combine a Bee with a Strawberry? A Tasty Bee

36. Here are some workers taking a break from Construct ing the GE building in New York,1922

38. If it were not for my brother, I would be drinking Cola!

39. If it were not for my exams, I could go home to sleep.

41. A Memorial to the Korean war in Washington USA.

42. The End