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WorksheetsTN3 - U7 - Pre + L1
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Match the following
picnic
dã ngoại
view
cảnh (hoặc quang cảnh)
thanksgiving
lễ Tạ ơn
traditional
truyền thống
Match the following
entry into
bước vào
adulthood
tuổi trưởng thành
costumes
trang phục
world-famous
nổi tiếng thế giới
Basma: Wow! That dress your sister’s wearing is gorgeous! What was the occasion?
Mi-Cha: Oh, that was for Chuseok. The dress is called a hanbok.
Basma: Did you say Chuseok? What’s that—a holiday?
Mi-Cha: That’s right. It’s a traditional Korean holiday. (a) each year to celebrate the harvest.
Basma: So does everyone dress up like that?Mi-Cha: Some people do.
Basma: So what else does everyone do on Chuseok?
Mi-Cha: (a) . And we eat a lot!
Basma: Well, that sounds nice.
Mi-Cha: Not only that, but we go to our hometowns and visit the graves of our ancestors.
Basma: So I suppose the airports and (b) , right?
Mi-Cha: Totally. And (c) . It takes hours to get anywhere.
Basma: I think every country’s got at least one holiday like that!
Mi-Cha: What holiday comes to mind for you?
Basma: (a) , a four-day religious holiday we celebrate where I come from.
Mi-Cha: In what way?
Basma: Well, people put on their best clothes, and we eat a ton of great food. We also travel to be with our relatives and visit the graves of our loved ones who have died.
Mi-Cha: How about that! Sounds just like our holiday.
Match the following
take place
happens / occur
get together with
visit / gather with
be mobbed with sb
be very crowded.
be impossible
be very bad.
remind sb of
makes sb remember / brings up memories
A: I heard there’s (a) .
B: That’s right. The Harvest Moon Festival.
A: (b) ?
B: (c) that takes place in autumn. People spend time with their families and eat moon cakes.
A: Well, have a great Harvest Moon Festival!
B: Thanks! (d) !
Type of holiday
religious
historical
seasonal
What people do to celebrate
wear costumes
dance in a huge parade
throw necklaces and candy to people
eat all kinds of foods
Type of holiday
religious
historical
seasonal
What people do to celebrate
dance in the streets
eat all kinds of foods
have military parades
set off fireworks
wear costumes
Type of holiday
religious
historical
seasonal
What people do to celebrate
clean house
wear new clothes
make traditional food
give gifts
watch wrestling matches and horse races
1. In many countries, people set off (a) at midnight on January 1st to celebrate the coming of the New Year. The colors in the sky are always amazing.
2. My friends have decided not to give each other (b) for our birthdays this year. Instead, we've agreed to send each other (c) with funny messages inside. It's a nice way to (d) each other well without spending a lot of money.
3. Gloria plays the trumpet in her high school's band, so she often has to march in (a) on national holidays.
4. In Greece, many people celebrate the First of May by picking wildflowers and having (b) in the countryside. They say it's the fresh country air that makes everything taste better!
5. Many countries have religious celebrations to remember (c) . These are days for people to come together and pray for their family members who are no longer with them.
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
The man is my cousin. The man fixed your computer.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
I just finished a book. The book was written by my grandfather.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
The artist is famous. The artist painted this wall.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
I saw a dress. The dress cost 400 dollars.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
I know a woman. The woman has twelve children.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
I love the flowers. The flowers grow in our garden.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
I need a doctor. The doctor can speak Portuguese.
-> (a) .
Combine the statements by rewriting the second statement as an adjective clause. There may be more than one correct answer.
We saw a movie. The movie was pretty bad.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
This city is a good place for people who they like to go out.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
We are looking for a house it has four bedrooms.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
Charles who is the nurse gave me a blood test.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
This is the bakery who has the best cookies in town.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
The earthquake it occurred last week caused a lot of damage.
-> (a) .
Correct the error in each sentence. Type the correct sentence.
We need a car who has good gas mileage.
-> (a) .
