Trắc nghiệm Unit 4: Reading Tiếng Anh 8

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. Communal house (Rong House) The Rong House can only be (1) ___ in Villages to the North of the Central Highlands, especially in Gia Lai and Kon Tum provinces. It is a large, imposing beautifully decorated stilt house built (2) ____ the middle of the village is where community activities (3) ______ meetings, wedding ceremonies or playing ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests. The Rong house of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there are shared (4)_____. In the village, it is often (5) ____ house roofed with yellow-dried thatch leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colour, depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (6)_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (7) ________ of the culture of Central Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village. The bigger the house is, the wealthier the village is. It is a (8)______ of the whole village.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. During the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____2-3 days;

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work.

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen,..

Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. H’mong people are an (1) _______ member in the community of ethnic minorities in Vietnam with about one million people. They often (2) ______ the upland areas, from 800-1500m above the sea level, mostly in the Northwest and a few in the central highland of Vietnam. Their language family is Hmon-Mien, yet the language is a non-written one. Hmong people have a very (3) _____culture that is still vividly seen today. The best time to visit the Hmong is during the Lunar New Year in late January or early February- when they would celebrate 3- day Tet festival. (4) ______ the festival, they swing and play other traditional games and (5) _____ in the large yard around the village. “Cuop vo” (Stealing Wife) is another special H’mong’s custom: when a man loves a woman, he must steal her in the darkest night and imprison her (6)_____ for 2-3 days; if the woman accepts to marry him, he will come to her family to ask for her parents’ permission. H’mong people believe that they have a common ancestor so they (7) ____ value unity in their community. Several families gather into a cluster and has a leader who is responsible (8) _____ common work. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes (9) _______ by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics. As for costumes, H’mong people usually wear their self-woven clothes made by linen, decorated with unique technique (10) _______ their strong ethnic characteristics.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. In Vietnam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa Market, it is the highlands in the north of Vietnam, you can see people wear their nicest clothes and spend all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance and sing. This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also called “love market” Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning, when boats arrive loaded up with agricultural products. In Vietnam, all markets are ______.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. In Vietnam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa Market, it is the highlands in the north of Vietnam, you can see people wear their nicest clothes and spend all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance and sing. This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also called “love market” Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning, when boats arrive loaded up with agricultural products. Traditional market is a social gathering point for _______.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. In Vietnam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa Market, it is the highlands in the north of Vietnam, you can see people wear their nicest clothes and spend all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance and sing. This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also called “love market” Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning, when boats arrive loaded up with agricultural products. What can people do at the traditional market?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. In Vietnam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa Market, it is the highlands in the north of Vietnam, you can see people wear their nicest clothes and spend all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance and sing. This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also called “love market” Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning, when boats arrive loaded up with agricultural products. What do the ethnic people who go to Sa Pa Market do?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. In Vietnam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa Market, it is the highlands in the north of Vietnam, you can see people wear their nicest clothes and spend all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance and sing. This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also called “love market” Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning, when boats arrive loaded up with agricultural products. Some of the markets in the Mekong Delta are held______, they are called floating markets.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. The Sanchay Ethnic Group Proper name: Sanchay Other names: Honban, Chung, Trai. Population: 114,012 people Local groups: Caolan and Sanchi Language: The language of the Caolan belongs to the Tay-Nung group (of the Tai-Kadai language family) and the language of the Sanchi belongs to the Handicrafts groups (of the Sino-Tibetan language family). Production activities: The Sanchay are agricultural people who farm mainly wet rice paddies, but they also cultivate swidden fields which they prepare by the slash-and-burn method. They use the digging stick to make holes for seedlings. Fish catching plays an important role in their economic life as well. With their unique fishing tools, such as hand nets and woven baskets, fish catching supplies the Sanchay food and improves their daily meals. Diet: The Sanchay eat mainly ordinary rice. They also drink a lot of wine especially during the Tet holidays or festivals. Men smoke tobacco in a water pipe. Women chew betel. Clothing: Sanchay women wear the Cham-style skirt and long shirt or tunic which is decorated around the bottom hem and on the back. For daily wear, Sanchay women wear one Cham-style cloth belt, but on special occasions, like the New Year festival, they wear two or three silk belts of different colours. Housing: The Sanchay live in the provinces of the northeast. They live in the stilt houses of a style similar to those of the Tay, who live in the same area. Transportation: The Sanchay usually carry goods on a bag on their back like a backpack. What is the population of the Sanchay people?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. The Sanchay Ethnic Group Proper name: Sanchay Other names: Honban, Chung, Trai. Population: 114,012 people Local groups: Caolan and Sanchi Language: The language of the Caolan belongs to the Tay-Nung group (of the Tai-Kadai language family) and the language of the Sanchi belongs to the Handicrafts groups (of the Sino-Tibetan language family). Production activities: The Sanchay are agricultural people who farm mainly wet rice paddies, but they also cultivate swidden fields which they prepare by the slash-and-burn method. They use the digging stick to make holes for seedlings. Fish catching plays an important role in their economic life as well. With their unique fishing tools, such as hand nets and woven baskets, fish catching supplies the Sanchay food and improves their daily meals. Diet: The Sanchay eat mainly ordinary rice. They also drink a lot of wine especially during the Tet holidays or festivals. Men smoke tobacco in a water pipe. Women chew betel. Clothing: Sanchay women wear the Cham-style skirt and long shirt or tunic which is decorated around the bottom hem and on the back. For daily wear, Sanchay women wear one Cham-style cloth belt, but on special occasions, like the New Year festival, they wear two or three silk belts of different colours. Housing: The Sanchay live in the provinces of the northeast. They live in the stilt houses of a style similar to those of the Tay, who live in the same area. Transportation: The Sanchay usually carry goods on a bag on their back like a backpack. The Sanchay people uses ______ to make holes for seedlings.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. The Sanchay Ethnic Group Proper name: Sanchay Other names: Honban, Chung, Trai. Population: 114,012 people Local groups: Caolan and Sanchi Language: The language of the Caolan belongs to the Tay-Nung group (of the Tai-Kadai language family) and the language of the Sanchi belongs to the Handicrafts groups (of the Sino-Tibetan language family). Production activities: The Sanchay are agricultural people who farm mainly wet rice paddies, but they also cultivate swidden fields which they prepare by the slash-and-burn method. They use the digging stick to make holes for seedlings. Fish catching plays an important role in their economic life as well. With their unique fishing tools, such as hand nets and woven baskets, fish catching supplies the Sanchay food and improves their daily meals. Diet: The Sanchay eat mainly ordinary rice. They also drink a lot of wine especially during the Tet holidays or festivals. Men smoke tobacco in a water pipe. Women chew betel. Clothing: Sanchay women wear the Cham-style skirt and long shirt or tunic which is decorated around the bottom hem and on the back. For daily wear, Sanchay women wear one Cham-style cloth belt, but on special occasions, like the New Year festival, they wear two or three silk belts of different colours. Housing: The Sanchay live in the provinces of the northeast. They live in the stilt houses of a style similar to those of the Tay, who live in the same area. Transportation: The Sanchay usually carry goods on a bag on their back like a backpack. When do Sanchay women wear two or three silk belts?

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. The Sanchay Ethnic Group Proper name: Sanchay Other names: Honban, Chung, Trai. Population: 114,012 people Local groups: Caolan and Sanchi Language: The language of the Caolan belongs to the Tay-Nung group (of the Tai-Kadai language family) and the language of the Sanchi belongs to the Handicrafts groups (of the Sino-Tibetan language family). Production activities: The Sanchay are agricultural people who farm mainly wet rice paddies, but they also cultivate swidden fields which they prepare by the slash-and-burn method. They use the digging stick to make holes for seedlings. Fish catching plays an important role in their economic life as well. With their unique fishing tools, such as hand nets and woven baskets, fish catching supplies the Sanchay food and improves their daily meals. Diet: The Sanchay eat mainly ordinary rice. They also drink a lot of wine especially during the Tet holidays or festivals. Men smoke tobacco in a water pipe. Women chew betel. Clothing: Sanchay women wear the Cham-style skirt and long shirt or tunic which is decorated around the bottom hem and on the back. For daily wear, Sanchay women wear one Cham-style cloth belt, but on special occasions, like the New Year festival, they wear two or three silk belts of different colours. Housing: The Sanchay live in the provinces of the northeast. They live in the stilt houses of a style similar to those of the Tay, who live in the same area. Transportation: The Sanchay usually carry goods on a bag on their back like a backpack. The Sanchay people live in ______.

Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. The Sanchay Ethnic Group Proper name: Sanchay Other names: Honban, Chung, Trai. Population: 114,012 people Local groups: Caolan and Sanchi Language: The language of the Caolan belongs to the Tay-Nung group (of the Tai-Kadai language family) and the language of the Sanchi belongs to the Handicrafts groups (of the Sino-Tibetan language family). Production activities: The Sanchay are agricultural people who farm mainly wet rice paddies, but they also cultivate swidden fields which they prepare by the slash-and-burn method. They use the digging stick to make holes for seedlings. Fish catching plays an important role in their economic life as well. With their unique fishing tools, such as hand nets and woven baskets, fish catching supplies the Sanchay food and improves their daily meals. Diet: The Sanchay eat mainly ordinary rice. They also drink a lot of wine especially during the Tet holidays or festivals. Men smoke tobacco in a water pipe. Women chew betel. Clothing: Sanchay women wear the Cham-style skirt and long shirt or tunic which is decorated around the bottom hem and on the back. For daily wear, Sanchay women wear one Cham-style cloth belt, but on special occasions, like the New Year festival, they wear two or three silk belts of different colours. Housing: The Sanchay live in the provinces of the northeast. They live in the stilt houses of a style similar to those of the Tay, who live in the same area. Transportation: The Sanchay usually carry goods on a bag on their back like a backpack. Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE? Bowing is nothing less than an art form in Japan, respect pounded into children’s heads from the moment they enter school. For tourists, a simple inclination of the head or an attempt at a bow at the waist will usually suffice. The duration and inclination of the bow is proportionate to the elevation of the person you’re addressing. For example, a friend might get a lightning-fast 30-degree bow; an office superior might get a slow, extended, 70-degree bow. It’s all about position and circumstance. There is no tipping in any situation in Japan — cabs, restaurants, personal care. To tip someone is actually a little insulting; the services you’ve asked for are covered by the price given, so why pay more? If you are in a large area like Tokyo and can’t speak any Japanese, a waiter or waitress might take the extra money you happen to leave rather than force themselves to deal with the awkward situation of explaining the concept of no tipping in broken English.Japanese children are taught to bow from little age.

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE? Bowing is nothing less than an art form in Japan, respect pounded into children’s heads from the moment they enter school. For tourists, a simple inclination of the head or an attempt at a bow at the waist will usually suffice. The duration and inclination of the bow is proportionate to the elevation of the person you’re addressing. For example, a friend might get a lightning-fast 30-degree bow; an office superior might get a slow, extended, 70-degree bow. It’s all about position and circumstance. There is no tipping in any situation in Japan — cabs, restaurants, personal care. To tip someone is actually a little insulting; the services you’ve asked for are covered by the price given, so why pay more? If you are in a large area like Tokyo and can’t speak any Japanese, a waiter or waitress might take the extra money you happen to leave rather than force themselves to deal with the awkward situation of explaining the concept of no tipping in broken English.The duration and inclination of a bow doesn’t depend on who you greet

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE? Bowing is nothing less than an art form in Japan, respect pounded into children’s heads from the moment they enter school. For tourists, a simple inclination of the head or an attempt at a bow at the waist will usually suffice. The duration and inclination of the bow is proportionate to the elevation of the person you’re addressing. For example, a friend might get a lightning-fast 30-degree bow; an office superior might get a slow, extended, 70-degree bow. It’s all about position and circumstance. There is no tipping in any situation in Japan — cabs, restaurants, personal care. To tip someone is actually a little insulting; the services you’ve asked for are covered by the price given, so why pay more? If you are in a large area like Tokyo and can’t speak any Japanese, a waiter or waitress might take the extra money you happen to leave rather than force themselves to deal with the awkward situation of explaining the concept of no tipping in broken English.A lightning-fast 30-degree bow is used for friends.

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE? Bowing is nothing less than an art form in Japan, respect pounded into children’s heads from the moment they enter school. For tourists, a simple inclination of the head or an attempt at a bow at the waist will usually suffice. The duration and inclination of the bow is proportionate to the elevation of the person you’re addressing. For example, a friend might get a lightning-fast 30-degree bow; an office superior might get a slow, extended, 70-degree bow. It’s all about position and circumstance. There is no tipping in any situation in Japan — cabs, restaurants, personal care. To tip someone is actually a little insulting; the services you’ve asked for are covered by the price given, so why pay more? If you are in a large area like Tokyo and can’t speak any Japanese, a waiter or waitress might take the extra money you happen to leave rather than force themselves to deal with the awkward situation of explaining the concept of no tipping in broken English.You need to tip when using cabs, restaurants, healthcare in Japan.

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE? Bowing is nothing less than an art form in Japan, respect pounded into children’s heads from the moment they enter school. For tourists, a simple inclination of the head or an attempt at a bow at the waist will usually suffice. The duration and inclination of the bow is proportionate to the elevation of the person you’re addressing. For example, a friend might get a lightning-fast 30-degree bow; an office superior might get a slow, extended, 70-degree bow. It’s all about position and circumstance. There is no tipping in any situation in Japan — cabs, restaurants, personal care. To tip someone is actually a little insulting; the services you’ve asked for are covered by the price given, so why pay more? If you are in a large area like Tokyo and can’t speak any Japanese, a waiter or waitress might take the extra money you happen to leave rather than force themselves to deal with the awkward situation of explaining the concept of no tipping in broken English.Japanese find tipping a little insulting.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below Jeans are very popular with young people all over the world. Some people say that jeans are the "uniform" of youth, but they haven't always been (6) _________. The story of jeans started almost two hundred years ago. People in Genoa, Italy made pants. The clothes made in Genoa (7) _________called " jeanos". The pants were called "jeans". In 1850, a salesman in California began selling pants made (8) _________canvas. His name was Levi Strauss. Because they were so strong, "Levi's pants became popular with gold miners, farmers and cowboys. Six year later, Levis began making his pants with blue cotton cloth from denim. Soon after, factory workers (9) _________ the United States and Europe began (10) _________ jeans. Young people usually didn't wear them.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below Jeans are very popular with young people all over the world. Some people say that jeans are the "uniform" of youth, but they haven't always been (6) _________. The story of jeans started almost two hundred years ago. People in Genoa, Italy made pants. The clothes made in Genoa (7) _________called " jeanos". The pants were called "jeans". In 1850, a salesman in California began selling pants made (8) _________canvas. His name was Levi Strauss. Because they were so strong, "Levi's pants became popular with gold miners, farmers and cowboys. Six year later, Levis began making his pants with blue cotton cloth from denim. Soon after, factory workers (9) _________ the United States and Europe began (10) _________ jeans. Young people usually didn't wear them.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below Jeans are very popular with young people all over the world. Some people say that jeans are the "uniform" of youth, but they haven't always been (6) _________. The story of jeans started almost two hundred years ago. People in Genoa, Italy made pants. The clothes made in Genoa (7) _________called " jeanos". The pants were called "jeans". In 1850, a salesman in California began selling pants made (8) _________canvas. His name was Levi Strauss. Because they were so strong, "Levi's pants became popular with gold miners, farmers and cowboys. Six year later, Levis began making his pants with blue cotton cloth from denim. Soon after, factory workers (9) _________ the United States and Europe began (10) _________ jeans. Young people usually didn't wear them.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below Jeans are very popular with young people all over the world. Some people say that jeans are the "uniform" of youth, but they haven't always been (6) _________. The story of jeans started almost two hundred years ago. People in Genoa, Italy made pants. The clothes made in Genoa (7) _________called " jeanos". The pants were called "jeans". In 1850, a salesman in California began selling pants made (8) _________canvas. His name was Levi Strauss. Because they were so strong, "Levi's pants became popular with gold miners, farmers and cowboys. Six year later, Levis began making his pants with blue cotton cloth from denim. Soon after, factory workers (9) _________ the United States and Europe began (10) _________ jeans. Young people usually didn't wear them.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below Jeans are very popular with young people all over the world. Some people say that jeans are the "uniform" of youth, but they haven't always been (6) _________. The story of jeans started almost two hundred years ago. People in Genoa, Italy made pants. The clothes made in Genoa (7) _________called " jeanos". The pants were called "jeans". In 1850, a salesman in California began selling pants made (8) _________canvas. His name was Levi Strauss. Because they were so strong, "Levi's pants became popular with gold miners, farmers and cowboys. Six year later, Levis began making his pants with blue cotton cloth from denim. Soon after, factory workers (9) _________ the United States and Europe began (10) _________ jeans. Young people usually didn't wear them.

As soon as you are seated, remove the napkin from your place setting, unfold it, and put it in your __________.

Does the napkin rest on the lap till the end of the meal?

What shouldn’t we do with the napkin?

If you excuse yourself from the table, should you loosely fold the napkin?

The napkin _________ be left on the chair.