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  • What is more important — food or music at a party? Why?
  • Imagine your perfect celebration — describe the venue, food, and entertainment.
  • What can go wrong if you forget to make a reservation?
    No seats, no food, or full booking.
  • What’s the difference between a tradition and a custom?
    Tradition = long-term; custom = everyday habit.
  • What happens at a wedding reception?
    People eat, dance, and celebrate.
  • Who usually creates the checklist — the client or organizer?
    The organizer.
  • Describe a celebration in your country.
  • Name three things an organizer must do before the event.
  • How are book early and plan ahead connected?
    Both mean prepare early to avoid problems.
  • What do people send to invite others?
    An invitation.
  • Why is keeping a budget important for event planners?
    To avoid spending too much.
  • What is your best memory from a celebration?
  • What is a custom in your country?
  • Who is a client?
    The person who hires and pays for the service.
  • What is a budget?
    A plan for how much money you can spend.
  • If you were an event planner, what kind of event would you design?
  • Describe one tradition that is disappearing and why.
  • What’s a reception?
    A party after a ceremony like a wedding.
  • Why should you always make a reservation?
    To make sure there is space or service ready.
  • Who is a guest?
    A person invited to a celebration.
  • What is a tradition your family follows?
  • Give an example of entertainment at Tet.
  • Name three decorations you might see at a birthday party.
    Balloons, flowers, candles, banners.
  • What are final details in event planning?
    The last small things to check before the event.
  • How do decorations change the atmosphere of a celebration?
  • What is entertainment at a celebration?
    Music, dancing, shows, or games.
  • What makes a festival special?
  • Who is the host at a wedding?
    The person who welcomes the guests.
  • What is a caterer responsible for?
    Preparing and serving food at an event.
  • What does it mean to book early?
    Reserve something before others.
  • What’s written on a schedule?
    Times and planned activities.
  • What do people often give as a gift?
    Money, flowers, or something thoughtful.
  • What is a venue?
    The place where an event happens.
  • What are some final details an event planner checks before guests arrive?
  • Name a festival in Vietnam.
    Tet, Mid-Autumn Festival, etc.
  • What is a checklist used for?
    To remember all the tasks to do.
  • What does it mean to plan ahead?
    To prepare for something in advance.
  • Use “budget,” “venue,” and “schedule” in one sentence.
  • Explain how an organizer helps both the client and guests.
  • What’s the job of an event planner?
    To organize and coordinate all event details.
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