WATER SQUIRTING CARNIVAL

The video discusses the potential end of Pozzuoli's history and the unique water tradition of Solem's carnival in northern France. Visitors are advised to wear a frogman's outfit to avoid getting soaked. The tradition dates back to the 11th century when water was used as a defense against pirates. Only the infirm, aged, and doctors are exempt from the soaking. Tourists are not spared, as shown by an unfortunate visitor. The cameraman was prepared for the deluge, and everyone expects to get wet during the event.

What is the recommended attire for visitors attending the carnival in Solem?

• A traditional French outfit

• A frogman's outfit

• A pirate costume

• A doctor's coat

Why did the tradition of using water as a defense start in Solem?

• To honor the town's doctors

• To protect against pirates and robbers

• To celebrate a local festival

• To welcome tourists

Who are the only people allowed to remain dry during the carnival?

• The local police

• The carnival organizers

• The infirm, the aged, and the town's doctors

• The town's children

What is the general expectation for everyone attending the carnival?

• To stay dry and enjoy the festivities

• To participate in a parade

• To get wet

• To wear traditional costumes

What is the reaction of the police to the soaking tradition during the carnival?

• They provide raincoats

• They participate in it

• They ignore it

• They actively stop it