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1. .........when dining, South Koreans use cushions to sit on the floor and eat from a low table
2. The wai is the traditional form of...greeting...in Thailand(greet)
3. They weren't...obliged.....to live with their parents after the wedding(obligation)
4. It is considered..impolite.....to address an elder with his or her given name(polite)
5. Is that woman the..hostedd.....of the party? (host)
6. The children in our family are always....respecting... their elders(respect)
7.Custom...different....from tradition in some aspects such as scale and time(different)
8. Don't use your personal chopsticks to get food from the....serving.....dish(serve)
9. Many families have three..generations...., which create unique cultural features(generate)
10. We have lots of customs and it can get a bit...confusing......for visitors(confuse)
1. .........when dining, South Koreans use cushions to sit on the floor and eat from a low table
2. The wai is the traditional form of...greeting...in Thailand(greet)
3. They weren't...obliged.....to live with their parents after the wedding(obligation)
4. It is considered..impolite.....to address an elder with his or her given name(polite)
5. Is that woman the..hostedd.....of the party? (host)
6. The children in our family are always....respecting... their elders(respect)
7.Custom...different....from tradition in some aspects such as scale and time(different)
8. Don't use your personal chopsticks to get food from the....serving.....dish(serve)
9. Many families have three..generations...., which create unique cultural features(generate)
10. We have lots of customs and it can get a bit...confusing......for visitors(confuse)
Choose the best answer
1. You … place your chopsticks on your rice bowl when finished with a meal, don’t rest them on the table.
A. Shouldn’t. B. Don’t have to
C. Should. D. Mustn’t
2. He … a long family tradition of serving the military.
A. Followed B. Obliged
C. Reflected. D. Agreed
Choose the best answer
1. You … place your chopsticks on your rice bowl when finished with a meal, don’t rest them on the table.
A. Shouldn’t. B. Don’t have to
C. Should. D. Mustn’t
2. He … a long family tradition of serving the military.
A. Followed B. Obliged
C. Reflected. D. Agreed
There are five mistake in the passage. Can you find and correct them?
Chopsticks
Depending on the restaurant you decide upon for that evening, you may be required to use chopsticks. If for some reason you aren't too adept with chopsticks, try to learn before passing through immigration. It's not really that hard.
One false assumption among many Japanese that's slowly being dispelled by the time are (=> by time is the ) the " uniqueness " of Japan. Japan is a island nation; Japan is only country that has four seasons; foreigners can't understand Japan; only Japanese can use chopsticks properly.
I cannot count the number of times I've been told how to use Japanese chopsticks but I couldn't use perfectly. If you're dining in => with a Japanese, don't be surprised if you receive a look of amazement at your ability to eat like a Japanese.
P/s : Mấy chỗ in đậm là sửa lại nhé !
V/ Read the passage about diferent customs for greetings around the world, and do the tasks that follow
GREETING CUSTOMS AROUND THE WORLD
USA: It is normal for men to shake hands when they meet, but it is quite unusual for men to kiss when they greet each other. Greetings are casual-a handshake, a smile and a ''hello'' will do just fine
UK: The British often simply say ''hello'' when they meet friends. They usually shake hands only when they meet for the first time. Social kissing is common in an informal situation between men and women and also between women who know each other very well
FRANCE: The French, including children, shake hands with their friends and often kiss them on both cheeks, both upon meeting and leaving
ARAB countries: In Arab countries, close male friends or colleagues hug and kiss both cheeks. They shake hands with their right hand only, for longer but less firmly than in West. Contact between the opposite genders in public is considered obscene. Do not offer to shake hands with the opposite sex.
HUNGARY: Hungarians like to use the friendly greeting form of kissing each other on the cheeks. The most comon way is to kiss from your right to your left. When men meet for the first time, the casual greeting is a frm handshake
BELGIUM: People kiss on one cheek when they meet, regardless of the gender or how well they know
CHINESE: Chinese people tend to be moreconservative. When meeting someone for the first time, they would usually nod their heads and smile, or shake hands if in a formal situation
RUSSIA: The typical greeting is a very film handshake while maintaining direct eye contact. When men shake hands with women, the handshake is not firm. It is considered gallant to kiss women three times whilealternating cheeks, and even to kiss hands.
Task 1:match a word in column A with its definition in column B
A || B
1. hug ----> d. to put your arms around somebody to show that you love or like her/him
2.obscene ---> e. shocking and annoyning
3 conservative ---> a. not liking change, traditional
4. eye contact ---> c. looking directly at each other
5. alternating ---> b. happening one after the other
Task 2: Read the passage again, and then decide whether the statements are(T) or(F)
1. people in China and Arab countries seem to be more careful when greeting people for the first time or opposite sex. (T or F) ----> T
2. Shaking hands is the most popular way of greeting in Briitan. (T or F) ----> F
3. kissing is considered a popular way of greeting in France, Hungary and Belgium (T or F) ----> T
4. In Russia, you should shake hands with your friend but never look into his/her eyes (T or F) ----> F
5. In Hungary, the most common greeting way is kissing and you should pay attention to the order (T or F) ----> T
For many young people sport is a popular part of school life and (1....taking...) in one of the school teams and playing in matches is very important. (2) ...If... Someone is in a team it means a lot of extra practice and often spending a Saturday or Sunday away (3).away.. someone home, as many matches are played then . It (4 ).....can.....alao involve traveling to other towns to play against other school teams and then (5)...staying...on after the match for a meal or a drink. Some parents, friends, other students will travel with the team to support (6)..their.own side .when a school team win a match the whole feel proud (7)..not... only the player .It can also mean a school (8)..becomes... well-known for being good at certain sports and pupils from that school may end up playing (9)..for....national and international teams so that the school has some really (10)...famous..names associated with it
1. supper
2. the British have toast with baked beans
3. Once a year
4. The prize if you win the cheddar cheese race is cheese
5. women
6. Because British people put a coin in the pudding mixture
BRITISH STRANGE FOOD HABITS
Perhaps you know about some of the food that British people eat, but do you know about their strange food habits? People from different parts of the UK and from different classes call their meals by different names. They call the midday meal, lunch or dinner and the evening meal, dinner, supper or tea. Tea is also sandwiches, cakes and tea (the drink) at four or five o’clock. What
do the British eat when they want something quick and easy? Baked beans, of course! You must warm them in a pan and eat them on toast.
Cheddar cheese is so popular in Britain that people run after it down a hill! This is a very strange English sport. You can see it once a year in Coopers Hill. There are four races, three for men and one for women. At the start of the race someone drops a big, round cheese down a very, very steep hill. About 15 racers run and jump after it. The first person to get to the bottom of the hill gets the cheese.
There is another strange race that the British have. It is a special Pancake Day race. Only women can run in the race. They must run with a pancake in a frying pan and throw it in the air three times. After the race, many English families eat pancakes with lemon juice and sugar. Be careful if you have Christmas dinner with a British family – some of their Christmas customs are risky! Be very careful! Eat the Christmas pudding slowly if you don’t want to eat a coin! When they are making their delicious dessert, British people put a coin in the mixture. The person who finds the coin in their pudding will be rich and happy.
1. What do the British call the evening meal?
_______The British call the evening meal, dinner, supper or tea._______
2. What do the British have with baked beans?
__________The British have toast with baked beans.___________
3. How often is the Cheddar cheese sport event held?
_______The Cheddar cheese sport event is held once a year._______
4. What is the prize if you win the Cheddar cheese race?
________The prize is a big round cheese._________
5. Who can take part in a pancake race?
________Only women can take part in a pancake race._________
6. Why is it dangerous to eat Christmas pudding?
________It is dangerous to eat Christmas pudding because British people put a coin in the mixture._________
Give advice with Should or Shouldn't, using the cues about table manners in Japan:
1. Don't drink at a dinner party until everyone is served
->..YOU SHOULDN'T DRINK A DINNER PARTY UNTIL EVERYONE IS SERVED...........
2. Raise your drink and say "kampai" (cheers) before you drink
->......YOU SHOULD RAISE YOUR DRINK AND SAY " KAMPAI " CHEERS BEFORE YOU DRINK.........
3. Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating
->.....YOU SHOULD Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating ..........
4. Don't use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face
->.......YOU SHOULDN'T use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face ........
5. Use chopsticks during the meal
->.....YOU SHOULD USE CHOPSTICKS DURING THE MEAL .....
Give advice with Should or Shouldn't, using the cues about table manners in Japan:
1. Don't drink at a dinner party until everyone is served
->..YOU SHOULDN'T DRINK A DINNER PARTY UNTIL EVERYONE IS SERVED...........
2. Raise your drink and say "kampai" (cheers) before you drink
->......YOU SHOULD RAISE YOUR DRINK AND SAY " KAMPAI " CHEERS BEFORE YOU DRINK.........
3. Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating
->.....YOU SHOULD Use a small wet cloth at most Japaness restaurants to wash your hands before eating ..........
4. Don't use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face
->.......YOU SHOULDN'T use it as a napkin or to touch any part of your face ........
5. Use chopsticks during the meal
->.....YOU SHOULD USE CHOPSTICKS DURING THE MEAL .....
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. A
6. B
7. A
8. D
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. A
6. B
7. C
8. D