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1, Listen to these students ! What language they (speak)?

2, What you (do) If you had a lot of money

3, Did you advise Jane (join) in the Vietnamese speaking contest ?

4, Who (carry) your bag when you climb Mount Phanxipang ?

5, In Viet Nam, it (not snow) in winter except for Sa Pa and Lang Son

6, We (always/make) to work hard by our parents

7, Their grandparents prefer (watch) basketball to playing.............it

8, My friends (wait) for me when I got to the stadium

9, Nothing (do) since he moved here

10, To avoid (attack) again, the millionaire hired some guards

IX. Read the passage, and then answer the questions.

Eating habits in Viet Nam

Meals in Viet Nam- lunch or dinner- must include rice. Traditionally, Vietnamese meals are prepared by wives or mothers and the whole family is expected to eat. However, families now may have only one meal a day at home, and it may not include all the family members.

Tastes, cooking methods and dishes are different between the three regions: the North,the Central, and the South. Nowadays, these differences have become small.

Sine Viet Nam opened it doors to foreign investors, more foreigners have stayed and worked in Viet Nam. As a result, more foreign restaurent have been opened in Viet Nam, especially in big cities.

Young people in Viet Nam now like fast food because of its conveniences. Vietnamese food fast shops have been opened, and the most successful Vietnamese fast food chain is Pho 24. in recent years, there have been more Vietnamese fast food chains such as Bun Bo Hue 3A 3

What do meals in Viet Nam usually includes?

1. When have more foreign restaurants been opened in Viet Nam?

2. Why do young peoplę in Viet Nam like fast food?

3. Where do most employees have lunch?

4. What is the most successful Vietnamese fast food chain?

IX.Read the passage, and then answer the questions.

Eating habits in Viet Nam

Meals in Viet Nam - lunch or dinner - must include rice. Traditionally, Vietnamese meals are prepared by
wives or mothers and the whole family is expected to eat. However, families now may have only one meal a
day at home, and it may not include all the family members.
Tastes, cooking methods and dishes are different between the three regions: the North, the Central, and the
South. Nowadays, these differences have become small.
When families do not have time to prepare meals, they eat out. Employees have lunch somewhere nearby
the work places.
Since Viet Nam opened its doors to foreign investors, more foreigners have stayed and worked in Viet Nam.
As a result, more foreign restaurants have been opened in Viet Nam, especially in big cities.
Young people in Viet Nam now like fast food because of its conveniences. Vietnamese food fast shops have
been opened, and the most successful Vietnamese fast food chain is Pho 24. In recent years, there have been
more Vietnamese fast food chains such as Bun Bo Hue 3A3.
66. What do meals in Viet Nam usually include?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
67. When have more foreign restaurants been opened in Viet Nam?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
68. Why do young people in Viet Nam like fast food?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
69. Where do most employees have lunch?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
70. What is the most successful Vietnamese fast food chain?
_______________________________________________________________________________________

Read the passage about Lunar New Year (Tet) in Viet Nam, then answer the questions.

            Lunar New Year is one of the festivals celebrated in some Asian countries. It is the greatest Vietnamese festival. It is called Tet in Viet Nam. It usually takes place between the end of January and the beginning of February.

            Celebrations begin with the family reunion dinner which is held on the New Year’s Eve. Every member of the family is eager to attend this family feast (bữa tiệc). The feast usually consists of Banh Chung or Banh Tet, spring rolls, chicken and some other special food.

            The children usually wear new clothes and go with their parents to visit their grandparents and relatives. The children say “Happy New Year” to all the people they visit and are often given lucky money in red envelopes. They are very happy.

1. When does the Lunar New Year take place?

………………………………………………………………………………………..

2. When do the Vietnamese hold their family reunion dinner?

………………………………………………………………………………………..

3. What do the Vietnamese children usually do at Tet?

………………………………………………………………………………………..

4. What are the children given at Tet?

………………………………………………………………………………………..

5. How do the children feel?

………………………………………………………………………………………..

Some interesting facts about Vietnamese food

- Viet Nam has the 2nd largest rice production in the world (only smaller than that of Thailand).

- People in Viet Nam eat the largest amount of instant noodles in Asia. They even eat more instant noodles than people in Japan – the home country of this type of food.

- Viet Nam has many kinds of noodles, such as  pho ,  bun  (vermicelli),  mien  (grass noodle), and  banh da  (rice noodle).

- Spring roll ( nem ran ) is the most popular dish in Viet Nam. It usually isn"t served as an everyday meal – mostly at a family gathering or anniversary dinner.

- Viet Nam has a large variety of  che  (sweet soup), with more than 100 kinds from the North to the South.

- Viet Nam has nearly 200 kinds of cakes with various shapes and tastes. Some of them are not really made from butter and flour, like  banh chung  or  banh gai .

In Asia, _________________________.

 A.

Japanese is the home country of instant noodles.

 B.

Viet Nam is the home country of instant noodles.

 C.

Viet Nam eat the 2nd  largest amount of instant noodles.                      

 D.

Japanese eat more instant noodles than Vietnamese.
 

In Viet Nam, spring rolls are served_____________.

 A.

whenever we want

 B.

at a family gathering or anniversary dinner                  

 C.

at the weekends 

 D.

as an everyday meal
 

Viet Nam _______________________.

 A.

has 200 kinds of che from the North to the South

 B.

doesn’t have many kinds of  che

 C.

has many cakes, all of them are made from butter and flour

 D.

has a variety of cakes

Some interesting facts about Vietnamese food

- Viet Nam has the 2nd largest rice production in the world (only smaller than that of Thailand).

- People in Viet Nam eat the largest amount of instant noodles in Asia. They even eat more instant noodles than people in Japan – the home country of this type of food.

- Viet Nam has many kinds of noodles, such as  pho ,  bun  (vermicelli),  mien  (grass noodle), and  banh da  (rice noodle).

- Spring roll ( nem ran ) is the most popular dish in Viet Nam. It usually isn"t served as an everyday meal – mostly at a family gathering or anniversary dinner.

- Viet Nam has a large variety of  che  (sweet soup), with more than 100 kinds from the North to the South.

- Viet Nam has nearly 200 kinds of cakes with various shapes and tastes. Some of them are not really made from butter and flour, like  banh chung  or  banh gai .

In Asia, _________________________.

 A.

Japanese is the home country of instant noodles.

 B.

Viet Nam is the home country of instant noodles.

 C.

Viet Nam eat the 2nd  largest amount of instant noodles.                      

 D.

Japanese eat more instant noodles than Vietnamese

Some interesting facts about Vietnamese food

- Viet Nam has the 2nd largest rice production in the world (only smaller than that of Thailand).

- People in Viet Nam eat the largest amount of instant noodles in Asia. They even eat more instant noodles than people in Japan – the home country of this type of food.

- Viet Nam has many kinds of noodles, such as  pho ,  bun  (vermicelli),  mien  (grass noodle), and  banh da  (rice noodle).

- Spring roll ( nem ran ) is the most popular dish in Viet Nam. It usually isn"t served as an everyday meal – mostly at a family gathering or anniversary dinner.

- Viet Nam has a large variety of  che  (sweet soup), with more than 100 kinds from the North to the South.

- Viet Nam has nearly 200 kinds of cakes with various shapes and tastes. Some of them are not really made from butter and flour, like  banh chung  or  banh gai .

In Viet Nam, spring rolls are served_____________.

 A.

whenever we want

 B.

at a family gathering or anniversary dinner                  

 C.

at the weekends 

 D.

as an everyday meal

Some interesting facts about Vietnamese food

- Viet Nam has the 2nd largest rice production in the world (only smaller than that of Thailand).

- People in Viet Nam eat the largest amount of instant noodles in Asia. They even eat more instant noodles than people in Japan – the home country of this type of food.

- Viet Nam has many kinds of noodles, such as  pho ,  bun  (vermicelli),  mien  (grass noodle), and  banh da  (rice noodle).

- Spring roll ( nem ran ) is the most popular dish in Viet Nam. It usually isn"t served as an everyday meal – mostly at a family gathering or anniversary dinner.

- Viet Nam has a large variety of  che  (sweet soup), with more than 100 kinds from the North to the South.

- Viet Nam has nearly 200 kinds of cakes with various shapes and tastes. Some of them are not really made from butter and flour, like  banh chung  or  banh gai .

Viet Nam _______________________.

 A.

has 200 kinds of che from the North to the South

 B.

doesn’t have many kinds of  che

 C.

has many cakes, all of them are made from butter and flour

 D.

has a variety of cakes

Some interesting facts about Vietnamese food

- Viet Nam has the 2nd largest rice production in the world (only smaller than that of Thailand).

- People in Viet Nam eat the largest amount of instant noodles in Asia. They even eat more instant noodles than people in Japan – the home country of this type of food.

- Viet Nam has many kinds of noodles, such as  pho ,  bun  (vermicelli),  mien  (grass noodle), and  banh da  (rice noodle).

- Spring roll ( nem ran ) is the most popular dish in Viet Nam. It usually isn"t served as an everyday meal – mostly at a family gathering or anniversary dinner.

- Viet Nam has a large variety of  che  (sweet soup), with more than 100 kinds from the North to the South.

- Viet Nam has nearly 200 kinds of cakes with various shapes and tastes. Some of them are not really made from butter and flour, like  banh chung  or  banh gai .

About the rice production in the world, Thailand is_______ 

 A.

the largest

 B.

the 2nd  largest

 C.

the smallest

 D.

the 2nd  smallest