Read the conversation again and tick (v) T (True) or F (False). T F 1. Elena and Trang are at Sa Dec Flower Village. 2. Many people visit flower villages to take photos. 3. Trang’s family usually buys kumquat trees and peach blossoms at Nhat Tan Village. 4. Flowers are not part of any Vietnamese traditions. 5. People decorate bamboo poles with small bells and lanterns for New Years. Elena: Wow, this girl looks so cute.Trang: Yeah ... She’s my cousin. Shes at Sa Dec Flower Village. Tet i...
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Read the conversation again and tick (v) T (True) or F (False).
| | T | F |
| 1. Elena and Trang are at Sa Dec Flower Village. | | |
| 2. Many people visit flower villages to take photos. | | |
| 3. Trang’s family usually buys kumquat trees and peach blossoms at Nhat Tan Village. | | |
| 4. Flowers are not part of any Vietnamese traditions. | | |
| 5. People decorate bamboo poles with small bells and lanterns for New Years. | | |
Elena: Wow, this girl looks so cute.
Trang: Yeah ... She’s my cousin. She's at Sa Dec Flower Village. Tet is coming soon, so many people visit flower villages to take pictures with the blooming flowers.
Elena: Oh, I'm fond of admiring the flowers. Does your family visit places like this too?
Trang: Yes, we do. We usually visit Nhat Tan Village to buy kumquat trees and peach blossoms.
Elena: I see flowers and ornamental trees everywhere these days. What are they for?
Trang: We, Vietnamese, use plants and flowers for decorations and for offerings. They are an important part of our Tet tradition.
Elena: And what's that tall tree in the photo?
Trang: Well, it's actually a bamboo pole. People place it in the yard of the communal house. They hang decorative items like small bells and lanterns on it. They want to chase away bad luck and pray for a lucky new year.
Elena: Interesting! I didn’t know that.
