Summer camp - W4-L4

​​ (a)   also known as "Múa Rối Nước" in Vietnamese

• Water puppetry
• Puppets
• Puppeteers

It is a traditional form of (a)   that dates back to the 11th century

• Vietnamese folk art
• Vietnamese modern art
• Chinese folk art

It originated in the (a)   of the ​ (b)   in northern Vietnam​

• villages
• Red River Delta
• water
• city

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The puppets are made of ​ (a)  

• wood
• bamboo
• steel

Puppets are painted in (a)   and decorated with traditional Vietnamese ​ (b)   ​

• bright colors
• clothing
• dress
• ao dai
• dark colors

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The performance takes place in a large pool of ​ (a)   , with a ​ (b)   as the backdrop​ ​

• water
• bamboo screen
• sand
• rock
• TV screen

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The puppeteers stand ​ (a)   the screen and control the puppets using long ​ (b)   ​

• bamboo poles
• behind
• in front of
• tubes

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The stories told in ​ (a)   are usually based on traditional Vietnamese ​ (b)   , legend, and historical events.

• folk tales
• water puppetry performances
• stories

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Today, there are still ​ (a)   make puppets by hand using traditional techniques.

• craftsmen
• producer
• puppeteers

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Puppets reflect the (a)   and ​ (b)   of the Vietnamese people.​

• creativity
• ingenuity
• brave
• kind

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