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  • We put _____________ ornamental tree in front of our house to bring fortune and avoid devil.
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  • In many countries, you must wear _____________ seat belt in the car - it’s _____________ law.
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  • We went to _____ Indian restaurant yesterday to explore their cuisine.
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  • On Tet Holiday, Vietnamese people offer their ancestors _____________ five-fruit tray.
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  • It’s bad luck to sweep your house on _____ first three days of the new year.
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  • The carnival in Rio de Janeiro is _____________ colourful festival held every year.
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  • It’s _____ old custom in many birthday parties that _____ birthday cake is decorated with lighted candles.
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  • Nicky only knows how to use _____________ spoon, he can’t use chopsticks.
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  • In Thailand, _____________ head is seen as _____________ most sacred part of the body.
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  • Most Vietnamese return _____________ home for Tet as it’s the most important festival in Viet Nam.
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  • The Elephant Racing Festival is _____ biggest cultural festival in Central Highlands.
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  • Don’t come to work late! _____________ Japanese take punctuality seriously.
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  • It takes _____ hour and a half to travel from here to Hoi An Ancient Town.
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  • Young people should play _____________ active role in preserving customs and traditions.
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  • When travelling on _____ public transport, you should avoid loud phone conversation.
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  • In India, _____________ food isn’t seen clean once it touches your plate.
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  • Please don’t wear hat when entering _____ homes or temples.
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  • You should smile and say “thank you” when receiving _____ gift.
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  • In _____ Viet Nam, it’s common for _____ three generations to be living together under one roof.
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  • In Viet Nam, you don’t have to take _____ deep bow as you do in Japan.
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  • You shouldn’t mention _____ king of Thailand or do anything disrespectful.
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  • There is _____ custom in Japan that you take off your shoes before going into a house.
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