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ENGLISH 8 - UNIT 5 - OUR CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS  ...

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  • Wearing traditional áo dài is a common practice during Vietnamese weddings.
    YES
  • Vietnamese people celebrate weddings by throwing rice at the bride and groom.
    NO
  • Vietnamese parents often teach their children to respect elders by using polite language and gestures
    YES
  • Vietnamese people celebrate Tết Trung Thu by planting trees.
    NO
  • In Vietnam, people sweep the house on the first day of Tết to welcome good luck.
    NO
  • In Vietnam, children do not have to bow or show respect to their elders.
    NO
  • During the Mid-Autumn Festival, families in Vietnam usually prepare a turkey for dinner.
    NO
  • In Vietnamese families, it is common to have an altar to honor their ancestors.
    YES
  • Vietnamese people eat bánh chưng and bánh tét during the Lunar New Year.
    YES
  • In Vietnam, it is a tradition to visit ancestors’ graves during Tết Thanh Minh (Qingming Festival).
    YES
  • During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Vietnamese children carry lanterns and eat mooncakes.
    YES
  • In Vietnam, people release floating lanterns into rivers during the Lantern Festival (Lễ Hội Hoa Đăng)
    YES
  • During family meals, Vietnamese people often use forks and knives instead of chopsticks.
    NO
  • Vietnamese people burn incense and paper offerings for the Kitchen Gods before Tết.
    YES
  • On the first day of Tết, people avoid saying bad words to prevent bad luck.
    YES
  • Vietnamese people celebrate the Ghost Festival (Lễ Vu Lan) to honor their ancestors and parents.
    YES
  • During Tết, Vietnamese families prepare a five-fruit tray to place on the altar.
    YES
  • It is customary in Vietnam to give children red envelopes during Tết.
    YES
  • It is common in Vietnamese families to eat dessert before the main meal.
    NO
  • In Vietnamese families, only men are allowed to pray at the family altar.
    NO
  • It is common for Vietnamese people to exchange gifts on Independence Day.
    NO
  • Vietnamese people often clean and decorate their homes before Tết to welcome good luck.
    YES
  • In traditional Vietnamese families, children are encouraged to call their parents by their first names.
    NO
  • It is a tradition to cook and eat hột vịt lộn during the Lantern Festival in Vietnam.
    NO
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