In a traditional Korean house called a hanok, what is the maru?
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Correct answer: C. A wooden-floored hall that stays cool in summer
- Step 1: A hanok combines rooms for winter and summer. Step 2. The maru is an open wooden hall between rooms. Answer: A wooden-floored hall that stays cool in summer. Why not the others: The heated room is the ondol, and the kitchen is the bueok.
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