Trắc nghiệm Tiếng Anh 6 Unit 4 (Smart World có đáp án): Reading and Writing

    Every country has its own tradition when New Year comes. In Japan, at midnight on December 31, all temples in the country ring their bell 108 times. They believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.

    In Thai Lan, the New Year is in April. It’s the hottest time of the year. People often throw water over the people. They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain and wash away the bad things.

    In Vietnam, people clean and decorate their houses before Tet. They would like their houses to look more beautiful. The first footer is very important. They believe that the first footer on the first New Year Day decides the family’s luck for the whole year.

* Một số từ vựng:

- tradition (n): truyền thống

- ring the bell: rung chuông

- wash away: rửa sạch, cuốn trôi

- luck (n): điều may mắn

    Every country has its own tradition when New Year comes. In Japan, at midnight on December 31, all temples in the country ring their bell 108 times. They believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.

    In Thai Lan, the New Year is in April. It’s the hottest time of the year. People often throw water over the people. They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain and wash away the bad things.

    In Vietnam, people clean and decorate their houses before Tet. They would like their houses to look more beautiful. The first footer is very important. They believe that the first footer on the first New Year Day decides the family’s luck for the whole year.

* Một số từ vựng:

- tradition (n): truyền thống

- ring the bell: rung chuông

- wash away: rửa sạch, cuốn trôi

- luck (n): điều may mắn

    Every country has its own tradition when New Year comes. In Japan, at midnight on December 31, all temples in the country ring their bell 108 times. They believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.

    In Thai Lan, the New Year is in April. It’s the hottest time of the year. People often throw water over the people. They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain and wash away the bad things.

    In Vietnam, people clean and decorate their houses before Tet. They would like their houses to look more beautiful. The first footer is very important. They believe that the first footer on the first New Year Day decides the family’s luck for the whole year.

* Một số từ vựng:

- tradition (n): truyền thống

- ring the bell: rung chuông

- wash away: rửa sạch, cuốn trôi

- luck (n): điều may mắn

    Every country has its own tradition when New Year comes. In Japan, at midnight on December 31, all temples in the country ring their bell 108 times. They believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.

    In Thai Lan, the New Year is in April. It’s the hottest time of the year. People often throw water over the people. They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain and wash away the bad things.

    In Vietnam, people clean and decorate their houses before Tet. They would like their houses to look more beautiful. The first footer is very important. They believe that the first footer on the first New Year Day decides the family’s luck for the whole year.

* Một số từ vựng:

- tradition (n): truyền thống

- ring the bell: rung chuông

- wash away: rửa sạch, cuốn trôi

- luck (n): điều may mắn

    Every country has its own tradition when New Year comes. In Japan, at midnight on December 31, all temples in the country ring their bell 108 times. They believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.

    In Thai Lan, the New Year is in April. It’s the hottest time of the year. People often throw water over the people. They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain and wash away the bad things.

    In Vietnam, people clean and decorate their houses before Tet. They would like their houses to look more beautiful. The first footer is very important. They believe that the first footer on the first New Year Day decides the family’s luck for the whole year.

* Một số từ vựng:

- tradition (n): truyền thống

- ring the bell: rung chuông

- wash away: rửa sạch, cuốn trôi

- luck (n): điều may mắn

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Between late January and early February, people in Vietnam celebrate Lunar New Year or Tết. Tết lasts for three days, but people prepare for it for weeks before. They clean or sometimes repaint their houses. People also make their homes beautiful with colorful flowers, peach blossoms, and kumquat trees. The colors that they usually use are red and yellow as these mean luck and money. During Tết, people go to their relatives’ houses and give best wishes to each other. Parents and older relatives give children lucky money in red envelopes. On these days, the streets are often quiet. In many public places, people perform lion dances with drums, bells, and firecrackers.