M.2 _Unit 7 : Cultures and customs

M.2 _Unit 7 : Cultures and customs

by T.Nuch

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Lotus foot or golden foot

• Laos

• Thailand

• Greek

• China

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Battle of the Oranges

• Italy

• USA

• Bolivia

• Spain

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Bubar Ayam

• Laos

• Thailand

• Malaysia

• Indonesia

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Oktoberfest

• Italy

• Germany

• Bolivia

• Spain

​leap (v.)

​to jump

​steep (adj.)

describes something with an angle or gradient that is quite close to vertical.

​pour (v.)

to make a liquid flow from a container into or onto something else.

​sign up (Phrasal v.)

to officially join an event, e.g. by signing your name on a list.

​chase (V.)

to run after and try to catch someone or something.

​soar (V.)

to rise high into the sky.

​tie (V.)

to fasten by pulling the two ends together.

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​sign up

• to fasten by pulling the two ends together.

• to rise high into the sky.

• to run after and try to catch someone or something.

• to officially join an event, e.g. by signing your name on a list.

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soar

• to fasten by pulling the two ends together.

• to rise high into the sky.

• to run after and try to catch someone or something.

• to officially join an event, e.g. by signing your name on a list.

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to run after and try to catch someone or something.

• chase

• pour

• soar

• leap

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is a regular verb which means to fasten by pulling the two ends together.

• tie

• pour

• soar

• leap

​douse (V.)

to throw or pour a lot of liquid over somebody or something.

​horns (n.)

the long, pointed things that grow on some animal's heads.

​relieve (v.)

to make an unpleasant situation better.

​respect (n.)

the feeling that someone else is important, and you should be polite to them.

​concussion (n.)

a head injury which often makes people lose consciousness.

​elderly (adj.)

we use to describe people. It means old.

​protest (n.)

an action that shows that people are against something.

herd (n.)

a group of animals that live and eat together. We usually herd to describe a group of large herbivorous animal.

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• herd

• horns

• protest

• douse

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​protest

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elderly

• to make an unpleasant situation better.

• we use to describe people. It means old.

• the feeling that someone else is important, and you should be polite to them.

• a head injury which often makes people lose consciousness.

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​douse

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to make an unpleasant situation better.

• relieve

• protest

• herd

• ​concussion

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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• Must

• Mustn’t

• Needn’t

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Beckon

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Bow

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cross your legs

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embrace

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gesticulate

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fold your arm

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frown

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nod

Multiple Choice

• Hawaii

• Spain

• India

• Brazil