Choose the owrd which best fits each gap:

Vietnamese people often enjoy sharing a meal with the whole family.The meal is often shared with loved ones over a lot of(1)....... .They eat from bowls and use chopsticks and spoons but chopsticks still remain as the most popular means of eating.Learn how to use chopsticks and how to put them(2).......when not using.For intance, you should place them neatly on the table or the bowl when breaking to drink or speak.When finished(3)......a meal, rest your chopsticks on your rice bowl.Sticking the chopsticks straight up from a bowl of rice is a(4)......because it indicates funeral incense.It is also best to keep in mind that(5)......the chopsticks on the side of a bowl is considered rude.

You should also wait to be seated in the dining table and ask the elders to eat first(6)........this is a mark of honor to them.The women normallly sit right next to the ricecooker to serve rice for the dinners.It is a common table(7)......and a sign of affection and care to pick up food for each other

Before starting the meal,Vietnamese have a catchphrase:"Chúc mọi người ăn ngon miêng".It mean"Have a nice meal".This not only shows your politeness(8)........also your eagerness before enjoying the food

1.A.laugh B.laughing C.laughed D.laughter

2.A.cleanly B.properly C.easily D.mainly

3.A.to B.by C.with D.up

4.A.taboo B.offence C.disrespect D.crime

5.A.tapping B.kicking C.fitting D.cutting

6.A.although B.because C.as long as D.when

7.A.setting B.dining C.manner D.style

8.A.or B.so C.and D.but

II. Complete the tips about Vietnamese table manners by filling in each blank with “should” or “shouldn’t”.

 1. When having a meal, you ________ pass all dishes using both hands. 

2. You ____________ place your chopsticks on the designated chopsticks holder when taking a break to drink or speak.

 3. You ____________ stick your chopsticks vertically in the middle of the rice bowl. 

4. You ____________ eat directly from the serving dish.

 5. You ____________ try every dish that is served before obtaining more of your favourite ones

. 6. You ____________ consume only meat, as it is the most expensive ingredient of the meal.

 7. You ____________ finish the food put on your plate because this shows respect for the cook and is not wasteful.

 8. You ____________ refuse any food offerings despite being full.

 9. You ____________ inform the host that you are full prior to being offered another dish.

 10. When you finish a meal, you __________ place your chopsticks on top of your rice bowl.

V)-Complete the tips about Vietnamese table manners by filling in each blank with “should” or “shouldn’t”.

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

            HOW TO USE NAPKINS IN AN AMERICAN RESTAURANT?

As soon as you are seated, remove the napkin from your place setting, unfold it, and put it in your lap. Do not shake it open. At some very formal restaurants, the waiter may do this for the diners, but it is not inappropriate to place your own napkin in your lap, even when this is the case. The napkin rests on the lap till the end of the meal. Do not clean the cutlery or wipe your face with the napkin. NEVER use it to wipe your nose!

If you excuse yourself from the table, loosely fold the napkin and place it to the left or right of your plate. Do not refold your napkin or wad it up on the table either. Never place your napkin on your chair. At the end of the meal, leave the napkin semi-folded at the left side of the place setting. It should not be crumpled or twisted; nor should it be folded. The napkin must also not be left on the chair.

Question: Does the napkin rest on the lap till the end of the meal?

A. Yes, it is

B. No, it doesn’t

C. Yes, it does

D. No, it isn’t

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

HOW TO USE NAPKINS IN AN AMERICAN RESTAURANT?

As soon as you are seated, remove the napkin from your place setting, unfold it, and put it in your lap. Do not shake it open. At some very formal restaurants, the waiter may do this for the diners, but it is not inappropriate to place your own napkin in your lap, even when this is the case. The napkin rests on the lap till the end of the meal. Do not clean the cutlery or wipe your face with the napkin. NEVER use it to wipe your nose!

If you excuse yourself from the table, loosely fold the napkin and place it to the left or right of your plate. Do not refold your napkin or wad it up on the table either. Never place your napkin on your chair. At the end of the meal, leave the napkin semi-folded at the left side of the place setting. It should not be crumpled or twisted; nor should it be folded. The napkin must also not be left on the chair.

Question: Does the napkin rest on the lap till the end of the meal?

A. Yes, it is

B. No, it doesn’t

C. Yes, it does

D. No, it isn’t

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

HOW TO USE NAPKINS IN AN AMERICAN RESTAURANT?

As soon as you are seated, remove the napkin from your place setting, unfold it, and put it in your lap. Do not shake it open. At some very formal restaurants, the waiter may do this for the diners, but it is not inappropriate to place your own napkin in your lap, even when this is the case. The napkin rests on the lap till the end of the meal. Do not clean the cutlery or wipe your face with the napkin. NEVER use it to wipe your nose!

If you excuse yourself from the table, loosely fold the napkin and place it to the left or right of your plate. Do not refold your napkin or wad it up on the table either. Never place your napkin on your chair. At the end of the meal, leave the napkin semi-folded at the left side of the place setting. It should not be crumpled or twisted; nor should it be folded. The napkin must also not be left on the chair.

Question: What shouldn’t we do with the napkin?

A. clean the cutlery

B. wipe your face

C. wipe your nose

D. All answers above

III/ Choose the best word in each bracket to complete the sentences.
1-  I don’t think Fred gets (over/ on/ through) with Alice. They always argue.
2- You should take your hat (in / over/ off ) in the cinema.
3-  I love travelling to this place ( when / though / so that / as ) it’s the quietest place in the city.
4-  They plan to bring (up / out/ at/ with ) a guidebook to different beauty spots in Da Nang city.
5-  Every body should look ( out / after/ up/ through ) this leaflet before coming to this attraction.
6-  He said he ran ( into / to/ out / on ) of his savings because of  these books.
7- We keep changing the design of our traditional products ( so that/ because/ although/ when ) we can sell more goods.
8-  We have to study hard so that we can keep (on/ up/ in/ to ) with the development of technology.
9-  He turned ( on/ off/ up/ down ) 15 minutes late due to missing the bus.
10- The villagers here are dealing ( with/ to/ about/ in ) the competition between the craft villages
11-  Artisans must face up ( with/ about/ in / to ) the reality that the sales of their handicrafts are going down and down.
12-  He thinks he can’t take ( over/ on / up/ in ) the business since he’s too young.

III/ Choose the best word in each bracket to complete the sentences.
1-  I don’t think Fred gets (over/ on/ through) with Alice. They always argue.
2- You should take your hat (in / over/ off ) in the cinema.
3-  I love travelling to this place ( when / though / so that / as ) it’s the quietest place in the city.
4-  They plan to bring (up / out/ at/ with ) a guidebook to different beauty spots in Da Nang city.
5-  Every body should look ( out / after/ up/ through ) this leaflet before coming to this attraction.
6-  He said he ran ( into / to/ out / on ) of his savings because of  these books.
7- We keep changing the design of our traditional products ( so that/ because/ although/ when ) we can sell more goods.
8-  We have to study hard so that we can keep (on/ up/ in/ to ) with the development of technology.
9-  He turned ( on/ off/ up/ down ) 15 minutes late due to missing the bus.
10- The villagers here are dealing ( with/ to/ about/ in ) the competition between the craft villages
11-  Artisans must face up ( with/ about/ in / to ) the reality that the sales of their handicrafts are going down and down.
12-  He thinks he can’t take ( over/ on / up/ in ) the business since he’s too young.

III/ Choose the best word in each bracket to complete the sentences.
1-  I don’t think Fred gets (over / on / through) with Alice. They always argue.
2- You should take your hat (in/ over / off ) in the cinema.
3-  I love travelling to this place ( when / though / so that/ as) it’s the quietest place in the city.
4-  They plan to bring (up / out / at / with) a guidebook to different beauty spots in Da Nang city.
5-  Every body should look ( out / after / up/ through ) this leaflet before coming to this attraction.
6-  He said he ran ( into / to/ out / on ) of his savings because of  these books.
7- We keep changing the design of our traditional products ( so that/ because/ although/ when ) we can sell more goods.
8-  We have to study hard so that we can keep (on/ up/ in/ to ) with the development of technology.
9-  He turned ( on/ off/ up / down ) 15 minutes late due to missing the bus.
10- The villagers here are dealing ( with/ to/ about/ in ) the competition between the craft villages
11-  Artisans must face up ( with/ about/ in / to ) the reality that the sales of their handicrafts are going down and down.
12-  He thinks he can’t take ( over/ on / up/ in ) the business since he’s too young.

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