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The gallery in the city centre has an excellent collection of _____.
native art
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The tribal women know how to ______ these threads into beautiful clothes.
weave
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She comes from Korea, so her ______ language is Korean.
native
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Hoa is very keen on _____. She loves to knit gloves after school.
making crafts
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Which is probably the most common way of greeting around the world?
Shaking hands
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Sticking out one’s tongue was a way of greeting in ______ Tibetan culture.
traditional
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My mum is _______________ keeping everything in the kitchen bright and clean.
in the habit of
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Handshaking, bowing, and hugging are some of the ways in which people _________ one another.
greet
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The ______ is still used as a means of transport in Alaska today.
dogsled
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The traditional craft of the villagers is _____ bamboo baskets.
weaving
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How do people in Japan normally greet each other?
They bow to each other.
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We all joined in the _____ when we attended the local festival.
tribal dance
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Going out for breakfast has become a common _________ in this city.
practice
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In the USA, people greet each other by ______.
saying “hello”
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We like that restaurant: it ______ very delicious food.
serves
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How do people ______ New Years in your country, Jack?
celebrate
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The Maori of New Zealand greet each other by ______.
pressing their noses together
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Thais greet their elders by saying “sawadee” and ______.
slightly bowing to them
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Waiters and waitresses ________ food in restaurants.
serve
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A balanced diet and exercise are important for a healthy ___________.
lifestyle
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