Share ENGLISH 8 - UNIT 5 - OUR CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS - YES or NO?
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Vietnamese people eat bánh chưng and bánh tét during the Lunar New Year.
YES
It is customary in Vietnam to give children red envelopes during Tết.
YES
In Vietnam, people sweep the house on the first day of Tết to welcome good luck.
NO
Wearing traditional áo dài is a common practice during Vietnamese weddings.
YES
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Vietnamese children carry lanterns and eat mooncakes.
YES
In Vietnam, it is a tradition to visit ancestors’ graves during Tết Thanh Minh (Qingming Festival).
YES
Vietnamese people celebrate the Ghost Festival (Lễ Vu Lan) to honor their ancestors and parents.
YES
It is common for Vietnamese people to exchange gifts on Independence Day.
NO
During Tết, Vietnamese families prepare a five-fruit tray to place on the altar.
YES
In Vietnam, people release floating lanterns into rivers during the Lantern Festival (Lễ Hội Hoa Đăng)
YES
On the first day of Tết, people avoid saying bad words to prevent bad luck.
YES
Vietnamese people burn incense and paper offerings for the Kitchen Gods before Tết.
YES
Vietnamese people celebrate Tết Trung Thu by planting trees.
NO
It is a tradition to cook and eat hột vịt lộn during the Lantern Festival in Vietnam.
NO
In Vietnamese families, it is common to have an altar to honor their ancestors.
YES
Vietnamese people often clean and decorate their homes before Tết to welcome good luck.
YES
