Mongolian Culture and Skills Assessment

Chris travels to Mongolia to explore the life of modern-day nomads. He participates in traditional wrestling and learns about the cultural significance of horseback riding. Despite the challenges, he gains a deep appreciation for the Mongolian way of life and its philosophies, realizing the universal connections between people.

What traditional sport did Chris participate in while in Mongolia?

• Horse racing

• Archery

• Wrestling

• Falconry

How did Chris feel about his wrestling experience in Mongolia?

• He found it easy and enjoyable.

• He was scared and lost badly.

• He was indifferent to the outcome.

• He won the match effortlessly.

What skill is essential for being a nomad in Mongolia?

• Singing folk songs

• Riding on horseback

• Building yurts

• Cooking traditional meals

At what age do Mongolian children typically learn to ride horses?

• In their early twenties

• During their teenage years

• Before they learn to walk

• After they start school

How does Chris describe the challenges of Mongolian life?

• As challenging but accepted as just life

• As a life of isolation and loneliness

• As a life full of luxury and ease

• As extremely difficult with constant complaints

What does Chris hope to achieve by experiencing Mongolian nomadic life?

• To become a professional wrestler

• To dissolve barriers between cultures

• To learn the Mongolian language

• To master horseback riding