【正确答案】 C

【答案解析】[听力原文] Egyptian antiquities chief Zahi Hawass says the results of two years of tests on most Egyptian mummies show boy king Tutankhamun died of malaria. Speculation that Tut was murdered was debunked by the exhaustive scientific investigation. Hawass says a series of CAT scans revealed damage to Tut's head was just part of the mummification process. Hawass emphasizes the mystery over King Tut's family tree began with questions about seven unidentified mummies at the Egyptian museum. Researcher Albert Zink of the Institute for Mummies and the Iceman in Bolzano, Italy says the main conclusion of the lengthy DNA testing was to pin down the identities of Tut's parents. Tut was a sickly man, with a cleft palate and a club foot, which forced him to walk with a cane. He attributes Tut's health problems to genetic deformation caused by the marriage of his father Akhenaten to his sister, the younger lady mummy, whose name is not known. The findings of the Egyptian Mummy Project, which took two years to complete, are being published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Although DNA testing revealed which mummies were the parents of King Tut, the remaining mystery involves the name of Tut's mother. Hawass notes that archeologists must still pin down the name of the 'younger lady' mummy which was genetically found to be his mother. What's the boy king to Tutankhamun died of? 讲座原文说经过两年的测验，结果显示是说国王死于疟疾(boy king Tut-ankhamun died of malaria)。故选C。