Relationships in Vietnamese family are more complicated than those of Western countries. The majority of families in Vietnam are extended families as many generations co-live to take care of each other. Family in Vietnam looks similar to a system of mini society with the most elderly having the strongest voice and taking charge of most activities in house. Each family has its own rules and values that members are supposed to conform with. The younger generation shows respect for the older generation and vice versa, the old generation tolerates the young. In the relationships between parents and children, and between husband and wife as well, traditional Vietnamese retain much of their long established customs and values. Traditional Vietnamese meal - dining on the floor with the whole extended family Although influenced by Chinese culture and Confucianism, in the eyes of children, Vietnamese mothers still have the same status as their counterparts. They are the embodiments of love, of self-denial and of sacrifice. For Vietnamese parents, their children are their most valuable assets; therefore, within their financial capacity, most of them are eager to have as many children as they can.

1 Why are families in Vietnam extended families?

2 What happens between generations inVietnamese families?

3 How was a woman demanded before?

4 By what were Vietnamese woman affected?

5 Why now can we say "Men make houses and women make home"?

Đọc bài văn sau. Viết lỗi cần chữa lại vào khoảng trống đầu dòng. Dòng nào không có lỗi thì đánh dấu V. Dòng số 1 đã làm sẵn.

1. ......bỏ the..... Children in Vietnam go to the school when they are 2. ............ 6 years old. From 6 to 11 they are in primary schools. 3. ............ In primary schools they are learn how to solve 4. ............ problems. They have Maths, Vietnamese and 5. ............ Literature. They learn to draw, sing, dance 6. ............ and speaking English, too. 7. ............ From 11 to 17 boys and girls in Vietnam goes to 8. ............ secondary schools. In secondary schools thay have 9. ............ a lots of subjects. They learn to study by themselves. 10. ............ In Vietnam the children do not go to school on 11. ............ Sunday. They like to stay at school all of day. They 12. ............ love to have lunch with their friends. Sometimes 13. ............ they go to a picnic with their teachers. Each day 14. ............ at school is a happy day for them.

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Street Children Volunteer Programme in Delhi

There are about 100 million street children in India who do not attend any school and spend most of their time on the streets. In Delhi, the capital city, it is estimated that there are about 175,000 street children of which 10% are runaways. In fact, there are more than 25,000 children who live in and around railway stations in Delhi. They can be seen searching the rubbish heap for a meal, sleeping between the tracks, often beaten and sexually abused.

Volunteer Work in the Street Children Programme in Delhi, India consists of taking informal education classes with the children, playing games with the children and introducing them to different new activities. Volunteers can teach the children good habits such as cleanliness, hygiene and greetings. On some of the days, volunteers can plan a trip with the children to a museum or zoo in Delhi. Such educational trips arc very useful for the children where they love spending time and playing with the volunteers.

Volunteers work at the various contact points or shelter homes, being run by various organizations, which serve as day care centers for these street children. They can assist in providing love, care, basic literacy, recreation and most importantly spend time and shower affection on them.

The word “ They” in the last paragraph refer to___

A. volunteers

B. organizations

C. day care centers

D. street children

Street Children Volunteer Programme in Delhi

There are about 100 million street children in India who do not attend any school and spend most of their time on the streets. In Delhi, the capital city, it is estimated that there are about 175,000 street children of which 10% are runaways. In fact, there are more than 25,000 children who live in and around railway stations in Delhi. They can be seen searching the rubbish heap for a meal, sleeping between the tracks, often beaten and sexually abused.

Volunteer Work in the Street Children Programme in Delhi, India consists of taking informal education classes with the children, playing games with the children and introducing them to different new activities. Volunteers can teach the children good habits such as cleanliness, hygiene and greetings. On some of the days, volunteers can plan a trip with the children to a museum or zoo in Delhi. Such educational trips arc very useful for the children where they love spending time and playing with the volunteers.

Volunteers work at the various contact points or shelter homes, being run by various organizations, which serve as day care centers for these street children. They can assist in providing love, care, basic literacy, recreation and most importantly spend time and shower affection on them.

Educational trips are very useful for the children beacause___.

A. there are many museums and zoos in Delhi

B. they can learn good habits such as cleanliness, hygiene and greetings

C. they have a good time and lots of fun with volunteers

D. they can play many educational games with volunteers there

Vietnam, a nation in Southeast Asia on the eastern edge of the Idochinese peninsula, had been under French colonical rule (1) ... the 19th century.

During World War II, Japanese forces invaded Vietnam. To fight off (2) ... Japanese occupiers and the French colonical administration, political leader Ho Chi Minh - inspired (3) ... Chinese and Soviet communism - formed the Viet Minh, or the League for the Independence of Vietnam.

Following its 1945 defeat in World War II, Japan withdrew its forces (4) ... Vietnam, leaving the French - educated Emperor Bao Dai in control. Seeing an (5) ... to seize control, Ho's Viet Minh forces immediately rose up, taking (6) ... the northen city of Ha Noi and declaring a Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) with Ho as president. Seeking to regain control of the region, France backed Emperor Bao and set up the state of Vietnam in July 1949, with the city of Saigon as its (7) ... . Both sides wanted the (8) ... thing: a unified Vietnam. But (9) ... Ho and his supporters wanted a nation modelled after other communist countries, Bao's side wanted a Vietnam with close economic and cultural ties (10) ... the West.

Street Children Volunteer Programme in Delhi

There are about 100 million street children in India who do not attend any school and spend most of their time on the streets. In Delhi, the capital city, it is estimated that there are about 175,000 street children of which 10% are runaways. In fact, there are more than 25,000 children who live in and around railway stations in Delhi. They can be seen searching the rubbish heap for a meal, sleeping between the tracks, often beaten and sexually abused.

Volunteer Work in the Street Children Programme in Delhi, India consists of taking informal education classes with the children, playing games with the children and introducing them to different new activities. Volunteers can teach the children good habits such as cleanliness, hygiene and greetings. On some of the days, volunteers can plan a trip with the children to a museum or zoo in Delhi. Such educational trips arc very useful for the children where they love spending time and playing with the volunteers.

Volunteers work at the various contact points or shelter homes, being run by various organizations, which serve as day care centers for these street children. They can assist in providing love, care, basic literacy, recreation and most importantly spend time and shower affection on them.

Volunteers may do all of the following activities EXCEPT___

A. giving informal lessons to children

B. playing games with children

C. teaching children good habits

D. taking children to evening classes