1      What does the underlined part, this global movement, refer to in the passage?

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In November, 2010, the U.S. promised to return all of 46,000 Inca artifacts kept by Yale University to Peru. Those artifacts were returned after 18-month-long research, but it took as long as a century to be returned to the owner. Egypt also participated in this global movement. Egypt has retrieved 200,000-year-old relics from the Stone Age kept by London University in 2010. In addition, it has also reclaimed a mural taken from a tomb nearby the “Valley of the Kings” from France. Over the past eight years, Egypt has retrieved 31,000 lost cultural treasures from abroad. China has formed a task force team to investigate the conditions of its cultural artifacts taken by the U.S., the U.K., and France. Based on such research results, China plans to request these countries to return its cultural properties.

(출처: http://korea.prkorea.com/wordpress/?p=309)

① restoring damaged cultural artifacts

② returning cultural properties to the original owners

③ examining the conditions of important cultural artifacts

④ requesting renowned universities to study the value of cultural properties

2      According to the passage, which is NOT true about Dr. Park Byeongseon?

Dr. Park Byeongseon, a historian who contributed to the return of Korea’s ancient royal books from France, died at a hospital in Paris on November, 22, 2011. She was 83. She had been receiving hospital treatment after undergoing surgery for cancer in Korea in January 2010. She returned to Paris to write a book ten months later but underwent two more surgeries after her disease worsened. Despite the surgeries, her health did not improve. Having no children as she never married, she had asked her relatives that she be cremated and her ashes scattered in the sea off Normandy in northern France. She also asked them to complete writing the second volume of her book about the French invasion of Korea and the plundering of the royal books in 1866. She was buried at a national cemetery in recognition of her large contribution to the country, even though she was naturalized as a French citizen after 1967.

(출처: http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/national/2011/11/23/25/0302000000AEN20111123002500315F.HTML)

① She underwent three surgeries to treat the cancer.

② She did not have any sons or daughters.

③ Her relatives helped her complete the book she had been writing.

④ She was a French citizen when she died.