Read the passage carefully, and then answer the questions. Hue Temple of Literature In Hue, the Temple of Literature is located on the bank of the Huong River, to the west of the Citadel, just 1 kilometer from Linh Mu Pagoda. Hue Temple of Literature was built in 1908 during the reign of Emperor Gia Long, on the top of a hill. Over the years afterwards, the temple has gone through several major I restoration works. The remaining of the complex consists of about 50 architectural works, the biggest of which is the worshiping hall of Confucius. After going past the main gate, we would see several small houses where kings and mandarins would stop by to prepare their costumes before going inside to attend the ceremony. At the front there are two rows of 32 stone tablets bearing the names of 239 successful candidates in National Examinations organized through the Nguyen Dynasty. Although the monument has been damaged during the war, the main temple and especially the Doctors’ stone tablets still remain. Today, people visiting the Temple of Literature can see a unique symbol of Vietnam educational system during the feudal times. 1. Where is Hue Temple of Literature? _______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. When and by whom was it built? _______________________________________________________________________________________ 3. What is the biggest architectural work in Hue Temple of Literature? _______________________________________________________________________________________ 4. How many stone tablets are there? And how many names do they hold? _______________________________________________________________________________________ 5. What is the importance of Hue Temple of Literature?