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Question 1: What is the definition of heritage?

• a) Only tangible objects from the past

• b) Intangible customs and beliefs

• c) Anything transmitted from the past or handed down by tradition, including natural, cultural, and built environments

Question 2: Which of the following is NOT considered a value associated with heritage?

• a) Aesthetic

• b) Economic

• c) Technological

Question 3: Why is heritage considered a national treasure?

• a) Because it's expensive

• b) Due to its historical, aesthetic, social, spiritual, and political significance

• c) Simply because it's old

Question 4: What forms can heritage take?

• a) Only tangible forms

• b) Only intangible forms

• c) Tangible, intangible, or any other contemporary form

Question 5:Heritage is renewable and replaceable.

• True

• False

Question 6: What is the first and primary activity in any heritage management process?

• a) Restoration

• b) Conservation

• c) Documentation

• d) Promotion

Question 7: What is the ultimate goal of documentation in heritage management?

• a) To make heritage inaccessible

• b) To increase tourism

• c) To ensure conservation for future generations

• d) To prioritize restoration over preservation