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Froggy Jumps Jargla s gameOnline version angli hel by Jargla 1 1. What is the main topic of the article? a A) Tangible monuments b B) Cultural food c C) Protecting intangible cultural heritage 2 2. What does “intangible” mean? a A) Something you can touch b B) Something you cannot touch c C) Something expensive 3 3. When did UNESCO publish its first ICH list? a A) 2005 b B) 2008 c C) 2010 4 4. What is the goal of the ICH list? a A) To promote tourism b C) To sell cultural products c C) To protect living traditions in danger 5 5. What kind of heritage does UNESCO’s World Heritage List usually protect? a A) Tangible places like buildings or natural sites b B) Languages and songs c C) Food and fashion 6 6. What are some examples of intangible cultural heritage mentioned in the article? a A) Paintings and buildings b B) Songs, stories, ceremonies, and traditional practices c C) Sculptures 7 7. Where are the Haenyeo divers from? a A) China b B) Japan c C) South Korea 8 8. How old are most of the Haenyeo divers today? a A) In their 20s and 30s b B) In their 40s and 50s c C) In their 60s, 70s, or 80s 9 9. Why is the Haenyeo tradition in danger? a A) Young women are not continuing the practice b B) The sea is polluted c C) Tourists stopped visiting 10 10. What is falconry? a A) Fishing with nets b B) Dancing with birds c C) Hunting with trained birds of prey 11 11. What kind of skill is falconry considered to be? a A) Both an art form and a sport b B) Only a game c C) A modern hobby 12 12. Where is falconry practised according to the article? a A) Only in Korea b B) From France to Mongolia to the UAE c C) In South America 13 13. What threatens falconry today? a A) Urbanization and loss of natural habitats b B) Bird flu c C) Lack of technology 14 14. What concern does the author express about the ICH list? a A) It’s too short b B) It’s too complicated c C) It may not be fair or effective 15 15. What is the author’s final message? a A) It’s too late to save culture b B) Only big traditions matter c C) We must keep trying to preserve our culture for future generations

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1. What is the main topic of the article?

2. What does “intangible” mean?

3. When did UNESCO publish its first ICH list?

4. What is the goal of the ICH list?

5. What kind of heritage does UNESCO’s World Heritage List usually protect?

6. What are some examples of intangible cultural heritage mentioned in the article?

7. Where are the Haenyeo divers from?

8. How old are most of the Haenyeo divers today?

9. Why is the Haenyeo tradition in danger?

10. What is falconry?

11. What kind of skill is falconry considered to be?

12. Where is falconry practised according to the article?

13. What threatens falconry today?

14. What concern does the author express about the ICH list?

15. What is the author’s final message?