IDA12 READING BREATHING UNDERWATER

What or who is the documentary about?

• It is about haenyeo women divers who collect seafood.

• It is about haenyeo men divers who collect seafood.

What does a Haenyeo do for a living?

• A Haenyeo is a traditional dancer in Japan.

• They purchase seafood and cook meals.

• They collect shellfish, octopuses, and seaweed to support their families

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Where are the Haenyeo from?

• Haenyeo are from Hawaii, USA.

• Haenyeo are from Udo, an island in South Korea

• Haenyeo are from the Amazon Rainforest.

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What gear do Haenyeo use when going out to the

Ocean?

• They wear wetsuits, masks, fins, and weight belts. They also use spears, floats, and nets.

• Haenyeo use a fishing rod and bait.

• Haenyeo use a telescope and compass.

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How deep can Haenyeo dive into the water?

• 10 to 14 meters

• 3 to 5 meters

• 15 to 20 meters

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What is Sumbi?

• Sumbi is a type of traditional Korean dance.

• Sumbi is a technique that helps women recover their breath quickly.

• Sumbi is a special type of fishing net.

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What dangers do Haenyeo face in the water?

• Haenyeo face dangers such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

• Haenyeo face dangers such as fishing boats, seaweed that can trap them, and waves.

• Haenyeo face dangers such as avalanches and blizzards.

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What makes haenyeo risk “breathing underwater”?

• Haenyeo risk 'breathing underwater' due to their ability to communicate with marine animals.

• Haenyeo risk 'breathing underwater' to try grapping one more sea creature.

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