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The document consists of reading practice exercises focusing on vocabulary definitions and comprehension questions related to cultural celebrations such as Ramadan, Chinese New Year, and Simón Bolívar's birthday. It includes exercises that require finding definitions for specific words and answering questions about the significance and customs associated with these events. The questions test understanding of the cultural practices and historical context surrounding the celebrations.

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Reading, U7 TN3

The document consists of reading practice exercises focusing on vocabulary definitions and comprehension questions related to cultural celebrations such as Ramadan, Chinese New Year, and Simón Bolívar's birthday. It includes exercises that require finding definitions for specific words and answering questions about the significance and customs associated with these events. The questions test understanding of the cultural practices and historical context surrounding the celebrations.

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READING PRACTICE – UNIT 7, LESSON 3

Exercise 1: Read the passage and find the below words. Find the definition for each word.
1. Fasting
2. Abstaining
3. Celebration
4. Customary
5. Firecrackers
6. Worship
7. Independence
8. Liberation
9. Parades
10. Memorialized
Exercise 2: Read the passage and choose the best answer for each question.
1. What does Ramadan celebrate?
a) The independence of Muslim countries
b) The revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad
c) The beginning of a new Islamic year
d) The arrival of spring
2. What do families do before the Chinese New Year begins?
a) Organize military parades
b) Clean their houses and decorate with red ornaments
c) Pray and fast during the day
d) Buy new clothes for everyone
3. When is Simón Bolívar’s birthday celebrated in Venezuela and Ecuador?
a) July 24th
b) February 12th
c) March 3rd
d) September 15th
4. What happens on the last day of the Chinese New Year?
a) People fast and pray
b) Fireworks and lion dances are performed
c) People clean their homes
d) Families gather for a feast
5. Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?
a) To celebrate the new year
b) To commemorate a spiritual event in Islamic history
c) To honor Prophet Muhammad’s birth
d) To unite with family and friends
6. What is the main purpose of firecrackers during the Chinese New Year?
a) To create a festive atmosphere
b) To frighten away evil spirits
c) To celebrate family reunions
d) To symbolize wealth and longevity
7. Why is Simón Bolívar referred to as “The Liberator”?
a) He established the first schools in Latin America
b) He led the fight for independence in several Latin American countries
c) He promoted peace between European and Latin American nations
d) He was the first president of Venezuela
Câu 8. Why is Eid ul-Fitr an important part of Ramadan?
a) It is a celebration that marks the beginning of Ramadan.
b) It is the festival that signifies the end of fasting and emphasizes family celebrations.
c) It is a religious ceremony that focuses on fasting and praying.
d) It is the day when Muslims start their fast.
Câu 9. How is Simón Bolívar’s birthday celebrated differently compared to other holidays
mentioned?
a) It involves family reunions and gift-giving.
b) It includes state-organized parades and military ceremonies.
c) It emphasizes individual fasting and prayer.
d) It is celebrated with cultural performances and fireworks.
10. What role do lion and dragon dances play in the Chinese New Year?
a) They symbolize the connection between the family and the community.
b) They are meant to scare away evil spirits and bring good fortune.
c) They represent the beginning of spring and a fresh start.
d) They are a tribute to the ancient emperors of China.

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