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    EXPLAINED S01e13 TATTOOS

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    Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as a form of self-expression and body modification. Early humans used simple tools like bones or thorns for tattooing. Tattoos spread from indigenous communities to sailors and soldiers, becoming associated with masculinity and toughness. In modern times, tattoos have moved into mainstream culture, with over 20% of Americans having one. While some cultures still associate tattoos with criminals, they are now commonly used by people of all backgrounds to express themselves creatively through permanent body art.

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    Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as a form of self-expression and body modification. Early humans used simple tools like bones or thorns for tattooing. Tattoos spread from indigenous communities to sailors and soldiers, becoming associated with masculinity and toughness. In modern times, tattoos have moved into mainstream culture, with over 20% of Americans having one. While some cultures still associate tattoos with criminals, they are now commonly used by people of all backgrounds to express themselves creatively through permanent body art.

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    Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as a form of self-expression and body modification. Early humans used simple tools like bones or thorns for tattooing. Tattoos spread from indigenous communities to sailors and soldiers, becoming associated with masculinity and toughness. In modern times, tattoos have moved into mainstream culture, with over 20% of Americans having one. While some cultures still associate tattoos with criminals, they are now commonly used by people of all backgrounds to express themselves creatively through permanent body art.

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    Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as a form of self-expression and body modification. Early humans used simple tools like bones or thorns for tattooing. Tattoos spread from indigenous communities to sailors and soldiers, becoming associated with masculinity and toughness. In modern times, tattoos have moved into mainstream culture, with over 20% of Americans having one. While some cultures still associate tattoos with criminals, they are now commonly used by people of all backgrounds to express themselves creatively through permanent body art.

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    EXPLAINED s01e13 TATTOOS

    1. In the introduction to the video a narrator uses a word “mark”. What does it mean in
    this context?:
    a) noun: a line or figure made to indicate something
    b) verb: to leave a trace/stain something
    c) verb: write a word or symbol to give information
    d) noun: a small area on any surface that is a different colour
    2. What animal does the narrator use to explain why people decide to get a tattoo?
    a) ape c) gorilla
    b) chimpanzee d) monkey
    3. What three famous people are used to show how tattoos are present everywhere?

    A_____ V____; D_____ J______; J____ T______

    4. In what year 21% of Americans had a tattoo?


    a) 2012 c) 2018
    b) 2015
    5. In which country you must remove any tattoos if you want to join military?
    a) Japan c) China
    b) UAE
    6. How old was the mummy found in Italian Alps?
    a) 50000 c) 5000
    b) 15000
    7. Finish the line: “Since the _____ of primitive man, tattoos have remained a sign of
    toughness”
    8. After which birthday did the man got his tattoo?
    a) 14th c) 21th
    b) 24th
    9. What does “indigenous” mean?
    a) stary c) obcy
    b) rdzenny
    10. What were the first tools used for tattooing?
    a) thorpe, pieces of bones c) thorns, pieces of bones
    b) thorns, claws
    11. What word was used to say that specific plants grow in specific places?
    a) vegetate c) vegetation
    b) vegetative
    12. What phrase was used to describe the rhythm in which the traditional tattoo is done?
    a) drum beat c) beat the drum
    b) beat back
    13. What Pacific Islands were mentioned in the video?
    a) Micronesia c) Solomon Islands
    b) Samoa
    14. Where did captain James Cook landed in 1769?
    a) Niue c) Tahiti
    b) Fiji
    15. On whom would you usually see the waves and gusts of wind?
    a) Japanese emperor c) Japanese criminals
    b) Japanese workers
    16. When did tattooing become more popular in Japan?
    a) 1827 c) 1782
    b) 1872
    17. What is tattooing in Japan associated with?
    a) power c) criminals
    b) fear
    18. Hearts and banners are traditionally American tattoos. But who originally had them?
    a) soldiers c) criminals
    b) sailors
    19. How many miles had to sail to earn a swallow?
    a) 500 c) 5000
    b) 50000
    20. When was a tattooing machine introduced?
    a) 1891 c) 1918
    b) 1819
    21. What is the style, which spread thanks to circuses, named?
    a) American traditional c) American blocks
    b) American icons
    22. In 1970’ what American magazine stated that the tattoos come back into fashion?
    a) Life c) Live
    b) Lives
    23. What song of Guns N’ Roses is playing in the video?
    a) Paradise City c) Welcome to the Jungle
    b) November Rain
    24. What country is number one in removing tattoos?
    a) Japan c) USA
    b) India
    25. Finish the line: “… their tattoos make them feel better about their bodies, describing it
    as an act of ____”

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