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Câu 1

1đ

Choose the correct answer.

What did Ba say about "customs"?

It was a thing that people were obliged to do whether they liked it or not.

It was a belief, principle, or way of acting that people in a society had continued to follow for a long time.

It was a thing that people usually accepted when doing something in a small community.

It was an activity someone did for pleasure when they were not working.

Câu 2

1đ

Choose the correct answer.

When does Ba's family have to have lunch together?

On the 1st day of Tet.

On the full moon in January.

On the 3rd day of Tet.

On the 2nd day of Tet.

Câu 3

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Choose the correct answer.

According to Nga, what are the popular traditions in Viet Nam?

Choose TWO answers.

Martial Arts in Viet Nam

Burning votive paper

Making Chung cake

Visiting the pagoda by the beginning of the year

Giving children lucky money at Tet

Ancestor Worship

Câu 4

1đ

Match the following words with suitable meanings.

table manner

a polite way of eating at the dinner table

generation

agreed

accepted

totally correct

spot on

grandparents, parents and children

Teacher:	So, next week, we are going to do a group presentation about ‘Customs and traditions'. Turn in to your group and discuss with your neighbours: What do you think about ‘customs and traditions'?
Ba:	I think custom is a thing that people usually accept when doing something in a small community.
Ben:	I think so. It has some special meanings and has passed on through many generations. Are there any customs in your family, Ba?
Ba:	Of course, yes. We have to have lunch together on the second day of Tet. What about you, Ben?
Ben:	We usually place the chopsticks on the top of the rice bowl when finishing a meal.
Ba:	That sounds interesting. What about traditions? Do you have any ideas, Nga?
Nga:	In my opinion, tradition is a belief, principle, or way of acting that people in a society have continued to follow for a long time. For example, Viet Nam has many popular traditions, such as making Chung cake or giving children lucky money at Tet.
Ben:	Fascinating. It seems that we should start doing our presentation now.

Teacher:	So, next week, we are going to do a group presentation about ‘Customs and traditions'. Turn in to your group and discuss with your neighbours: What do you think about ‘customs and traditions'?
Ba:	I think custom is a thing that people usually accept when doing something in a small community.
Ben:	I think so. It has some special meanings and has passed on through many generations. Are there any customs in your family, Ba?
Ba:	Of course, yes. We have to have lunch together on the second day of Tet. What about you, Ben?
Ben:	We usually place the chopsticks on the top of the rice bowl when finishing a meal.
Ba:	That sounds interesting. What about traditions? Do you have any ideas, Nga?
Nga:	In my opinion, tradition is a belief, principle, or way of acting that people in a society have continued to follow for a long time. For example, Viet Nam has many popular traditions, such as making Chung cake or giving children lucky money at Tet.
Ben:	Fascinating. It seems that we should start doing our presentation now.

Teacher:	So, next week, we are going to do a group presentation about ‘Customs and traditions'. Turn in to your group and discuss with your neighbours: What do you think about ‘customs and traditions'?
Ba:	I think custom is a thing that people usually accept when doing something in a small community.
Ben:	I think so. It has some special meanings and has passed on through many generations. Are there any customs in your family, Ba?
Ba:	Of course, yes. We have to have lunch together on the second day of Tet. What about you, Ben?
Ben:	We usually place the chopsticks on the top of the rice bowl when finishing a meal.
Ba:	That sounds interesting. What about traditions? Do you have any ideas, Nga?
Nga:	In my opinion, tradition is a belief, principle, or way of acting that people in a society have continued to follow for a long time. For example, Viet Nam has many popular traditions, such as making Chung cake or giving children lucky money at Tet.
Ben:	Fascinating. It seems that we should start doing our presentation now.

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