Skillful 1 RW Unit 5 Culture Review

greeting (n)

• things that people do that are traditional or usual

• feeling a little worried or scared

• something that you say or do when you meet someone

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

customs (n)

• things that people do that are traditional or usual

• feeling a little worried or scared

• something that you say or do when you meet someone

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

nervous (adj)

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• words or actions you use to show that someone

  is important

• feeling a little worried or scared

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

respect (n)

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• words or actions you use to show that someone

  is important

• feeling a little worried or scared

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

title (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

luck (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

host (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

upset (v)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

Use one of the following words to fill in the gaps.

greeting, customs, nervous, respect, title, luck, host, upset

1 I always address my teachers with their title and family name to show them (a)   .

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Use one of the following words to fill in the gaps.

greeting, customs, nervous, respect, title, luck, host, upset

The main (a)   in my country when you meet someone is ‘Mahaba’.

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