Tradition and ritual

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Intangible cultural heritages are

• Things we can touch

• Things we can not touch

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What is the abbreviation of this Organization's name?

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Unesco started identifying cultural traditions since

• 2008

• 2017

• 2010

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Arabic sharing coffee tradition is a symbol of

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Match the following

China

Spain

Korea

Japan

• China

• Spain

• Korea

• Japan

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The ritual begins in the bride's parents' home,who help the bride prepare for the ceremony. ?

• friends and female relatives

• friends and male relatives

• friends

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The first dress of the bride is made of

• golden silk

• silk

• cotton

• satin

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Symbolic

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designs are applied to her​

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. Before leaving the house for the ceremony, her face is wrapped in a golden..............

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henna

hands

silk veil

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Later, during the​

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, the bride removes her veil, ready to​

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. The tradition has ​

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one generation to​

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and marks the community's ​

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.

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wedding feast

be married

passed from

the next

cultural identity

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Al Sadu—traditional weaving in the United Arab Emirates.

• is disappearing

• is flourishing

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The tradition was once widely practiced by​

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​

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and so the practice has begun to disappear. Today, Al Sadu is​

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by​

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whose numbers are declining.

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communities of desert

cities

mostly practiced

older women

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" The main goal of UNESCO is to promote peace through respect for the world's
varied cultures and common humanity. It hopes that by bringing attention to cultural traditions such as Al Sadu, they will be more likely to survive. Cultural traditions an important to fight for, says Cecile Duvelle of UNESCO. "The more globalized the world becomes," she says, "the more important it is not to lose these traditional roots."

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