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(5 câu)Listen and choose the correct answer to each question.
New Year's Day is the most important festival because __________.
In the man's country, New Year's Day is celebrated __________.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an activity people do before the festival?
What do people do on New Year's Eve?
What does the man think is special about New Year's Day?
Choose the correct answer to complete each of the following sentences.
It's a tradition in Japan that people __________ their bells 108 times at midnight on December 31st.
Sorry. We don't have __________ new calendars here.
Peter and Lucas often go to Times Square with their parents to __________ the new year.
Wishing you health, wealth, and __________ in the New Year ahead.
__________ people are walking along the street.
Complete the conversation with the expressions given.
Vinh: Hi, Peter.
Peter: Good. Where are you going?
Vinh: I'm going to buy a kumquat tree and some peach blossoms.
Peter: Why are you going to buy them?
Vinh: It's Tet soon.
Peter: Is Tet a special occasion in Vietnam?
Vinh: Yes. Because it's a time for family gatherings.
Peter:
Vinh: We visit our friends and relatives. We also enjoy traditional food and drinks.
Peter:
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The lunar calendar is based on the cycles of the moon, so the date of Lunar New Year is different each year. However, it is usually in January or February. Lunar New Year is an important festival celebrated in many countries, including Vietnam, China, Singapore, and Korea.
There are many Lunar New Year traditions. For example, in Vietnam, people believe that the first person to enter their home in the New Year will decide their fortune for the year ahead. They are careful to invite someone who is kind, well-behaved and successful.
In Korea, families often play traditional board games together, such as ‘yunnori'. In this game, teams take it in turn to throw four specially shaped sticks into the air. They move around the board depending on how the sticks fall.
In China, many people have firecrackers, which burn and make a loud bang. They watch street performances, where dancers normally dress up as a lion or a dragon. They dance, accompanied by music and drums.
People celebrate Lunar New Year in many different ways, but all the celebrations are about wishing everyone the very best for the year ahead.
Read the text and choose the correct answers.
In which country, …
a. people use fireworks that make a loud noise when they burn.
- China
- Korea
- Vietnam
b. people invite someone special to visit their house.
- China
- Korea
- Vietnam
c. people play a traditional board game called ‘yunnori'.
- Vietnam
- Korea
- China
d. street performers dress up as a dragon or lion.
- China
- Korea
- Vietnam
The lunar calendar is based on the cycles of the moon, so the date of Lunar New Year is different each year. However, it is usually in January or February. Lunar New Year is an important festival celebrated in many countries, including Vietnam, China, Singapore, and Korea.
There are many Lunar New Year traditions. For example, in Vietnam, people believe that the first person to enter their home in the New Year will decide their fortune for the year ahead. They are careful to invite someone who is kind, well-behaved and successful.
In Korea, families often play traditional board games together, such as ‘yunnori'. In this game, teams take it in turn to throw four specially shaped sticks into the air. They move around the board depending on how the sticks fall.
In China, many people have firecrackers, which burn and make a loud bang. They watch street performances, where dancers normally dress up as a lion or a dragon. They dance, accompanied by music and drums.
People celebrate Lunar New Year in many different ways, but all the celebrations are about wishing everyone the very best for the year ahead.
Read the text again and decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
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a. The date of the lunar new year changes every year. |
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b. Lunar New Year is only celebrated in four countries. |
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c. All the celebrations are about hoping for a good year ahead. |
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