Espana busca los restos de Cervantes en iglesia donde se cree fue sepultado

The search for Miguel de Cervantes' remains is underway. Initial investigations have begun at a church in Madrid, where Cervantes is believed to have been buried in 1616. Journalists gathered to witness the use of georadar technology, which will help locate bones in the church's crypts. Cervantes, known for 'El Quijote', was buried at the Trinitarias church, but his remains were lost during a 17th-century expansion. The georadar report is expected in a month, after which excavations will start. If successful, results are anticipated by year-end.

What technology is being used initially to locate Cervantes' remains?

• Sonar technology

• Metal detectors

• X-ray imaging

• Ground-penetrating radar

What is Miguel de Cervantes best known for?

• Authoring 'Don Quixote'

• Writing 'The Divine Comedy'

• Painting 'The Starry Night'

• Composing 'The Four Seasons'

Why were Cervantes' remains lost?

• They were destroyed in a fire

• They were stolen by grave robbers

• They were misplaced during a church expansion

• They were moved to a different country

When is the radar report expected to be ready?

• In six months

• In a month

• In a week

• By the end of the year

What is the anticipated timeline for the investigation results if the project proceeds smoothly?

• By mid-year

• By next year

• By the end of the year

• By the end of the month