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What does the abbreviation UNESCO stand for?
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United Network of Education, Science and Computing
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United Network of Education, Science and Culture
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United Nations Education, Science and Camping Office
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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When were the UNESCO World Heritage sites created?
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What was the aim of the UNESCO?
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to promote tourism
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to make inheriting easier
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to preserve the world´s cultural and natural heritage
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to collect travel brochures worldwide for a library
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What is a World Heritage site?
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From there, you always have a great view.
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It is an internet subpage of the World Tourism Organization.
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It is an area where you can see miniature models of important buildings.
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It is an area or region of cultural, historic, scientific or other significance
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5. Which three countries have the most UNESCO world Heritage sites?
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Italy, China, Spain
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Germany, France, India
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Mexico, United Kingdom, Russia
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United States, Iran, Japan
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Among the first European sites enlisted in 1978 were
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Aachen Cathedral, the historic center of Krakow and the Wieliczka Salt Mines
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Sagrada Familia, Budapest Castle Hill, Tower of London
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The Louvre, the Charles Bridge, the Trevi Fountain
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Drottningholm Palace Theatre, Bryggen Hanseatic Museum, Bremen Central Station
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2018 was the European Year of
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Cultural Heritage
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Cultural Knowledge
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National Heritage
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Intercultural Knowledge
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According to a list from 2018, how many sites exist worldwide?
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less than 500
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up to 750
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less than 900
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nearly 1,100
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9. The most visited World Heritage site is
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Paris and the banks of the Seine
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London and the banks of the Thames
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Rome and the banks of the Tiber
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Cologne and the banks of the Rhine
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What kind of our cultural heritage is preserved?
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a) tangible, like monuments , buildings, artwork, books, machines,..
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b) non-tangible, like language and oral traditions, performing arts, traditional craftsmanship,….
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c) natural, like landscape, flora and fauna
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d) digital, like digital art or digitalised texts, videos, e.g. to preserve them
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a, b, c and d