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2. What is said about the wrestling games?
(A) Only men are allowed to take part.
The matches are given a time limit.
(C) It is the part of the festival most worth watching.
(D) Heavyweight wrestlers can compete with lightweight ones.
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3. What does archery represent for Mongolians?
(A) An entertainment.
(C) A national sport.
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(A) Traditional values are gradually disappearing in Mongolia.
(B) Horses are more than a means of transportation for Mongolians.
(C) Mongolian children, both male and female, are good at riding horses.
D) Young Mongolians look for mates at the Naadam Festival.
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(B) A survival skill.
(D) A fighting style.
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46 Going Nuts at Naadam
he hot sun beats down on two wrestlers. They wear almost nothing on their
strong bodies. Suddenly, they crash into each other. The bigger one seems
like he will win. Surprisingly, the smaller man turns and pushes him to the ground.
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He smiles and wildly flaps his arms to perform a flying eagle dance.
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Welcome to the world of Mongolia's Naadam Festival. This three-day event.
which takes place in July has been around for thousands of years. Thousands
of Mongolians gather for´it in the capital of Ulaanbaatar, where they take part in
wrestling, archery, and horse racing.
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The festival kicks off with a colorful parade. Everyone dresses in traditional
costumes. Then an arrow is shot into the sky. The wrestling games begin.
Wrestlers are not divided by weight and there is no time limit which can make for
some very interesting matches!
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Then, like heroes from Mongolian stories, archers take their shot. Archery is
important for Mongolians because they must hunt to survive. Each archer is given
15 40 arrows. The person with the most direct hits wins.
However, the most exciting event at Naadam is horse racing) Mongolians think
highly of horses because they carry people and provide food. Children race over
open ground on horseback. The horses are tested for their speed and ability, and
the young riders for their courage. The fastest horses are honored in songs and
poetry.
After the games are finished, it's time for the best part: the party! Naadam
athletes eat and drink together and share stories and songs. Mongolians may
move around a lot, but Naadam brings them together year after year.
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