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Se refiere a los bienes culturales que no pueden trasladarse y abarca tanto los sitios arqueológicos como huacas, cementerios, templos y andenes; así como las edificaciones del centro histórico de Lima.

• A) Patrimonio cultural inmueble

• B) Patrimonio cultural mueble

• C) Patrimonio documental

• D) Patrimonio social

• E) Patrimonio inmaterial

La…………………es la institución internacional que se encarga de fomentar la diversidad cultural en el mundo

• A) UNESCO

• B) OIT

• C)UNICEF

• D) FAO

• E) OMC

La acción para resolver un conflicto en la cual dos partes se reúnen para poder llegar a un acuerdo sin tener que recurrir a un tercero para poder lograr un acuerdo:

• Negociación

• b) Coalición 

• c) Democracia

• d) Mediación

• e) Responsabilidad 

Loki is a character from Norse mythology. He is a trickster god and is known for his cunning and mischievous nature. Loki is the son of two giants and is the blood brother of Odin, the king of the gods.

In many stories, Loki helps the gods but often causes trouble for them as well. He is often involved in the stealing of treasures and the deception of other gods and mortals. Loki is also known for being able to change his shape and appearance, and he uses this ability to play pranks on others.

Despite his trickster nature, Loki is also a complex character. He is sometimes seen as a sympathetic figure, as he is often punished by the gods for his actions. In some myths, Loki is punished by being bound in a cave with a serpent placed above his head, with venom dripping onto his face.

Despite his flaws, Loki is an important figure in Norse mythology and is often referenced in modern popular culture. He is known as a symbol of chaos and mischief, and his stories continue to capture the imagination of people today.

1. What is the main idea of the passage about Loki in Norse mythology?

• a. Loki is a trickster god known for his cunning and mischievous nature

• b. Loki is the king of the gods

• c. Loki is punished by being bound in a cave with a serpent above his head

• d. Loki is a symbol of chaos and mischief

• e. Loki is a sympathetic figure in Norse mythology

In the passage, the word "mischievous" means:

• a. Harmful

• b. Evil

• c. Playful and causing minor trouble or annoyance

• d. Serious

• e. Brave

What is the main characteristic of Loki as described in the passage?

• a. His ability to change his shape and appearance

• b. His relationship with Odin

• c. His punishment by the gods

• d. His trickster nature

• e. His status as a giant