ข้อสอบ cloze test TNSU 2024

Ramwong “Ram” means “dance” and “wong” means “circle” so “ramwong” can be literally translated as “dance in a circle.” This popular folk dance developed from “ram thon” during World War II (1941-1945). A Thon is a one-sided drum which was played to dance to, so the dance was named “ram thon” after the name of the instrument. When the Fine Arts Department modified it in 1945, the songs, dance steps and……(1)………..ensembles were …….(2)………… and the …….(3)…….name “ram thon” was changed to “ramwong” or in full “ramwongmattrathan,” the standard dance. In a ramwong, there is no limit to the number of performers taking part. The male and female performers dance in pairs and in a circle with the male …..(4)……..walking behind and……(5)……. steps and movements of this female dancing partner. The dancers do not touch each other. Despite the standard set by the Fine Arts Department, the dancers are quite free to do what they like. Ramwong has become popular because it’s fun and easy. Anyone, Thai or foreigners, can do it even without prior training.

1.

• music
• musical
• musically
• musicality

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• standard
• standardize
• standardization
• standardized

3.

• origin
• original
• originality
• originally

4.

• dancing
• danced
• dancer
• dances

5.

• imitate
• imitation
• imitating
• imitates

Cave Paintings At PhaTaem Cave paintings refer to pictures which are drawn or painted in colors on the surface of rocks. Although these paintings are found in places other than caves, for example, on cliffs and rock shelters, they are generally called cave paintings or cave art. Cave paintings were closely related to rites and beliefs and carried……(6)……… meaning. The painting of animals was a……..(7)……..attempt to make hunting more successful or to increase the number of animals for hunting. Some cave paintings were records of important events in the community. Cave art has been……..(8)………. in many parts of Thailand. In the North-east, there are 131 sites in nine provinces. One of the largest groups is located in Pha Taem in UbonRatchathani province. The word “Pha Taem” literally means the cliff which was painted in colors. The PhaTaem cliff itself is a flat rock surface ………(9)………180 meters long and has an area of nearly 900 square meters. There are more than 300 paintings at PhaTaem. Most of them were painted in red, others were in black or white. The paintings show animals, objects and symbols, and ……..(10)……., human hands.

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• symbol
• symbolic
• symbolize
• symbolization

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• magic
• magical
• magically
• magician

8.

• discover
• discovering
• discovery
• discovered