Chỉ ra chỗ tìm nữa nhé Exercise 8: Read the text again and answer the questions.,Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa are two main provinces where there are more,than 1.4 million Muong people living. They speak the Muong language which,belongs to the Mon - Khmer group. However, some of them also know the,Kinh language. They cultivate mainly wet rice on terraced land, watered by,small brooks. They also make handicrafts and exploit forest products such as,mushrooms, dried fungus, and ammonium to improve their living condition.,Men dress in Indigo pajamas and women wear skirts with many,colorful patterns knitted on. The Muong build their houses on stilts with 4-,roof architecture, which are about six feet off the ground. They are wooden,houses in the shade of big trees, huddling against the mountain, and looking,out on their vast rice fields. Therefore, it is convenient for their living and,farming. The Muong follow traditional religious animism, which means that,they believe that non-living objects have spirits. They build altars in their,houses to worship ancestral spirits and other supernatural spirits. One of their,most important festivals is the "Going to the Fields" ceremony.,1. Which province do the Muong live in Viet Nam?,2. Which language group does the Muong language belong to?,3. What do they do to earn their living?,4. Why are their houses convenient for their living and farming?,5. How do the Muong believe in animism?,6. What is one of their most important festivals?

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Chỉ ra chỗ tìm nữa nhé  Exercise 8: Read the text again and answer the questions.,Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa are two main provinces where there are more,than 1.4 million Muong people living. They speak the Muong language which,belongs to the Mon - Khmer group. However, some of them also know the,Kinh language. They cultivate mainly wet rice on terraced land, watered by,small brooks. They also make handicrafts and exploit forest products such as,mushrooms, dried fungus, and ammonium to improve their living condition.,Men dress in Indigo pajamas and women wear skirts with many,colorful patterns knitted on. The Muong build their houses on stilts with 4-,roof architecture, which are about six feet off the ground. They are wooden,houses in the shade of big trees, huddling against the mountain, and looking,out on their vast rice fields. Therefore, it is convenient for their living and,farming. The Muong follow traditional religious animism, which means that,they believe that non-living objects have spirits. They build altars in their,houses to worship ancestral spirits and other supernatural spirits. One of their,most important festivals is the "Going to the Fields" ceremony.,1. Which province do the Muong live in Viet Nam?,2. Which language group does the Muong language belong to?,3. What do they do to earn their living?,4. Why are their houses convenient for their living and farming?,5. How do the Muong believe in animism?,6. What is one of their most important festivals?

Timi · Accepted Answer

1. The Muong live in the provinces of Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa in Vietnam.
2. The Muong language belongs to the Mon - Khmer group.
3. They earn their living mainly by cultivating wet rice on terraced land, making handicrafts, and exploiting forest products such as mushrooms, dried fungus, and ammonium.
4. Their houses are convenient for their living and farming because they are built on stilts about six feet off the ground, in the shade of big trees, huddling against the mountain, and looking out on their vast rice fields.
5. The Muong believe in animism in a way that they think non-living objects have spirits. They build altars in their houses to worship ancestral spirits and other supernatural spirits.
6. One of their most important festivals is the "Going to the Fields" ceremony.

khoinguyen · Answer

1. The Muong live in the provinces of Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa in Vietnam.
2. The Muong language belongs to the Mon - Khmer group.
3. They earn their living mainly by cultivating wet rice on terraced land, making handicrafts, and exploiting forest products such as mushrooms, dried fungus, and ammonium.
4. Their houses are convenient for their living and farming because they are built on stilts about six feet off the ground, in the shade of big trees, huddling against the mountain, and looking out on their vast rice fields.
5. The Muong believe in animism in a way that they think non-living objects have spirits. They build altars in their houses to worship ancestral spirits and other supernatural spirits.
6. One of their most important festivals is the "Going to the Fields" ceremony.