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III.    Match the most well-known traditional craft villages in Viet Nam with their short descriptions. Write the answer in each blank. 
    A. Tan Chau Village, An Giang Province 
    B. Tranh Khuc Village, Ha Noi 
    C. Bat Trang Village, Ha Noi
    D. Vong Village, Ha Noi 
    E.Van Phuc Village, Ha Noi 
    F. Dong Ho Village, Bac Ninh Province 
    G.Dinh Yen Village, Dong Thap Province 
    H. Quat Dong Village, Ha Noi 
    I. Chuong Village, Ha Noi 
    J. Yen Thai Village (also Buoi Village), Ha Noi 
1.        
    There are many embroidery villages in Vietnam, but this village in Thuong Tin District has the highest quality embroidery products. 
2.            
    Situated on the bank of Nhue River, about 10km southwest Ha Noi Old Quarter, the village is famous for its traditional wearing and premium quality silk products. 
3.        
    The province which is home of endless rice fields and stunning lotus ponds is the place where a handicraft village is located that is famous for its woven sedge mats. 
4.        
    The 500-year-old ceramic making village is located about 10 km away from Ha Noi to the right side of the Red River. There you can find beautiful ceramics and the makers. 
5.        
    From the15th century, it was well-known in ancient Thang Long Citadel for making various kinds of paper especially poonah-paper, often used by the royals and kings. 
6.        
    It has been famous for a type of folklore painting. These paintings have been crafted since the 16th century and were traditionally hung during the Tet Festival. 
7.        
    Located in Thanh Oai District, this village is well-known for its special product – conical hats made of palm leaf. 
8.        
    Its black silk is highly valued and widely appreciated for its specialsoftness, durability. Clothes made from its silk bring those who wear it comfort since it is cool in hot weather and warm in the cold.
9.        
    Green sticky rice is a delicacy that is made only in autumn and loved by all Vietnamese.
10.        
    It is famous for making "banh chung", a typical square, sticky rice cake for the Lunar New Year in Viet Nam. The cake produced here is famous for its distinctive flavour.