Understanding Indonesian Culture and Independence Day

The transcript is a conversation between two individuals, one of whom is visiting Indonesia from South Korea. They discuss the visitor's purpose, which is to learn about Indonesian culture. The conversation shifts to the observation of Indonesian Independence Day, marked by numerous flags and celebrations. The visitor learns about various traditional competitions held during this time, such as eating contests and sack races, and expresses interest in witnessing these events.

What is the nationality of the visitor in the conversation?

• Thai

• Chinese

• South Korean

• Japanese

What is the main reason for the visitor's trip to Indonesia?

• Family visit

• Cultural exploration

• Vacation

• Business

How does the visitor describe Indonesian culture?

• Boring

• Fascinating

• Complex

• Uninteresting

What does the visitor notice along the streets of Indonesia?

• Street performers

• Fireworks

• Parades

• Flags

What significant event is being celebrated in Indonesia during the visitor's stay?

• New Year

• Independence Day

• Christmas

• Easter

On what date did Indonesia declare its independence?

• September 1, 1945

• July 4, 1945

• October 10, 1945

• August 17, 1945

What type of activities are held to celebrate Indonesia's Independence Day?

• Religious ceremonies

• Political rallies

• Competitions

• Concerts

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a competition during the celebrations?

• Sack race

• Tug of war

• Eating contest

• Dance competition

What is the color of the Indonesian flag that the visitor sees?

• Red and white

• Blue and white

• Green and white

• Yellow and white

Is the visitor allowed to watch the Independence Day competitions?

• Yes, freely

• Yes, but with a ticket

• No, it's private

• No, it's restricted