Now do this put-the-text-back-together activity.
This is the text (if you need help).
People around the world are trying to get hold of clothes worn by characters in the hugely popular South Korean TV series "Squid Game". In particular, the "Made in Korea" green tracksuits and pink jumpsuits from the show are in huge demand as a Halloween costume. Internet stores worldwide have been flooded with orders. Garment factories in South Korea are struggling to make enough of the clothes to keep up with demand. Clothes factory owner Kim Jin-ja from Seoul said: "October is usually a slow month for the sewing industry, but thanks to Squid Game and Halloween, we are scrambling to sew enough clothes." She added: "We are now sewing 6,000 green tracksuits for toddlers and children."
Squid Game is a survival drama series created by Hwang Dong-hyuk. It was first broadcast on Netflix on September the 17th. It has since become a global hit and is Netflix's most watched series ever. It reached number one in 90 countries, including the United States. Netflix estimated that over 142 million people watched Squid Game in the 28 days following its release. The series is about a contest between 456 players who are in a lot of debt. They all play children's games to try to win a $40 million prize to get out of debt. However, the simple games could result in their death. Squid Game is another example of South Korean culture becoming popular around the world, following K-pop and K-dramas.
- How popular does the article say Squid Game is?
- What do people want to use the tracksuits and jumpsuits for?
- What has been flooded with orders?
- What does the article say October is for the sewing industry?
- How many green tracksuits is a clothing factory making?
- How many people watched Squid Game in the first four weeks?
- How many contestants are there in Squid Game?
- What are all the contestants in?
- How much is the Squid Game prize money?
- What does the article say Squid Game an example of?
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