An excerpt from a South American journalistic article describes a community response to a natural disaster:
'Faced with the destruction of their local primary school, the villagers did not wait for municipal assistance. Instead, they called for a *minga*. Over the weekend, neighbors of all ages gathered with tools and shared food to clear the debris and rebuild the structure. By Monday, the classrooms were ready, showing that this pre-Columbian tradition of collective work is still vital for local solidarity.'
Based on the passage, what does the reference to a *minga* signify?
- AA government-funded program designed to provide financial aid to disaster victims.
- A traditional practice of collective community labor to address a shared need.Cevap
- CA commercial business venture designed to create paid jobs for local construction workers.
- DA religious ritual performed to appease nature after a natural disaster.
Cevap
A traditional practice of collective community labor to address a shared need.
The correct answer is correct because the passage explicitly describes the event as a community-driven initiative where neighbors of all ages gathered with tools to rebuild their school, identifying it as a tradition of collective work and local solidarity.
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Interpreting cultural references and traditions in journalistic texts.