VOICED : Lure of Australias Uluru hard to resist

The video discusses the long-standing controversy surrounding climbing Uluru, highlighting the cultural, environmental, and safety concerns that have led to a decline in the number of climbers. It explores the potential ban on climbing, alternative activities proposed by the park's management, and the differing attitudes of visitors towards the cultural significance of Uluru. The video also touches on the debate over climbing rights and the conditions under which the climb might be closed.

What has been a major factor in the controversy over climbing Uluru?

• The wishes of local Aboriginal people

• The height of Uluru

• The cost of climbing

• The weather conditions

What has contributed to the decline in the number of climbers at Uluru?

• Increased ticket prices

• Cultural, environmental, and safety concerns

• Lack of transportation

• New climbing routes

How have visitors' perspectives changed after visiting the Cultural Center?

• They become more interested in climbing

• They learn about climbing techniques

• They decide to visit other parks

• They gain respect for the cultural significance

What is a common attitude among Australians regarding climbing Uluru?

• They prefer other tourist activities

• They believe it should be banned

• They think it should be a personal choice

• They are indifferent to the issue

Under the current management plan, when might the climb be closed?

• When new activities are introduced

• When the weather is unfavorable

• When climbers fall below 20% of visitors

• When climbers exceed 50% of visitors