Rites of passage

Rites of passage is a ceremony where a child

• become wise child

• become man

• man with an adult name.

• still the same

In Korea, the birth of a new baby rituals begin

• before the pregnancy.

• during the pregnancy.

• when the baby is born.

• after 100 days of birth.

In Korea, the mother should not _____________ for 21 days

• drink cold water

• drink juice

• eat spicy food

• eat broken cookies

In Bedouin weddings, the bride should visit her family ___________ after the wedding with gifts to show comfort in her new home.

• a day

• a month

• a week

• a year

In Buddhist countries, people believe that after death,

• the person isn't born again.

• the person's money should go to charity.

• the person is born again.

• the person's family should cry for a week.

Rites of passage are found in

• indigenous culture

• Islamic culture

• all culture

• christain religious