VIII. Match the sentences. 1. What a lovely bouquet of flowers! You’re very kind. 2. Why do you say this restaurant mainly serves Western dishes? 3. Chasing the cheese down the hill? You’re kidding! 4. I don’t know the rules of this folk game. 5. Buffalo fighting festival? That sounds scary! 6. Is The Story of Son Tinh and Thuy Tinh a fairy tale? 7. We have a family tradition of eating dinner together. 8. Have you read any Vietnamese folktales? 9. What a lovely dress! 10. Who are the main characters in the fable? a. Look at the cutlery on the table! They are using knife and fork. b. Me neither. Why not search them on the Internet? c. A fox and a crow. d. Oh, no. I’m telling you the truth. It’s one of our old traditions. e. Not yet I can speak a little Vietnamese but I cannot read it. f. That’s interesting! It encourages family togetherness, I think. g. No. It’s a myth. h. Never mind. You also look as pretty as the flowers. i. Thanks, buddy! I’m glad you like it. k. Yeah, somehow terrible. But it was recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage.
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VIII. Match the sentences. 1g - 2c - 3f - 4a - 5i - 6b - 7h - 8d - 9j - 10e
1. Did you have a nice weekend? 2. What did you do last Sunday? 3. Did you take this photo? It’s nice. 4. This is Toronto, a city in Canada. 5. Why do you turn off the TV, Mum? 6. The place in this picture is Times Square. 7. I always wear goggles when I swim. 8. Is this the Old Town in Stockholm? 9. What an interesting programme it is! 10. Do you want to join our karate club? | a. What a beautiful city! b. Is it in New York? c. I went cycling with my father. d. Yes, it is. e. Sorry. I don't have free time. f. No. The picture is from my brother. g. Yeah, it was OK. h. Good. They can protect your eyes. i. Because it’s time for bed. j. Yes. It’s my favourite programme. |
IX. Complete the dialogues. Use the words in the box.
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1. Stanley: What is your favourite type of TV _programme ______ ?
Robert: It’s cartoon.
2. Evan: Did you have a nice weekend, Mike?
Mike: Yeah, it was OK. I __went _____ fishing with my cousin.
3. Sara: How __much _____ do you know about television in this city?
Fred: Not much. I only know some programmes for children.
4. Jenny: What ___ sports____ do you play in your spare time?
Frank: I play volleyball. How about you?
5. Harry: Tomorrow we’re driving around to discover Da Lat.
James: ___ that
____ sounds interesting!
6. Kelly: Hue is a charming city with many __ cultural_____ sites.
Paula: It is also famous for Perfume River.
7. Rebecca: My sister was __ on _____ TV last month.
William: Really? What show was that?
8. Brenda: I’m living in a big city, but it’s noisy ___and ____ polluted.
Caroline: Why don’t you move to the countryside?
Đáp án C
Giải thích: cấu trúc on one’s mind: trong tâm trí ai
Dịch: Hôm nay cậu im thế. Đang nghĩ gì à?
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._________