Question

exercise 15:look at the picture,answer the questions.Then practise asking questions in oral speech.

1.What's the festival?

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2.For whom is this festival?

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3.What are the children doing on the stage?

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4.What do they keep in their hands?

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5.When does Mid-autumn take place?

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6.What can children do on this day?

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Answer 1

1. 

Mid-Autumn Festival

2. 

For children, but there is practically no specific age. In general, gifts on the occasion of "watching the moon" are often given to children under the age of 16.

3.

Children playing with unicorns, the moon lady...

4. Lantern

5. 

According to the lunar calendar, it is the full moon day of August every year.

6. 

Children can carry lanterns, break feasts, play games.... on this day

     

 

     

Answer 2

1. This is the Mid-Autumn festival.
2. For children.
3. They are doing the lion dance and dancing happily on the stage.
4. They keep the star-shaped lanterns in their hands.
5. It takes place on the 15th of the 8th lunar month.
6. First, they can enjoy taking the form of the colored lantern raucous processions and tour their neighborhoods singing songs on the night of the full moon. Second, they can try the delicious taste of mooncakes, the two most common types are bánh dẻo and bánh nướng. Last, they can gather around holding the red lanterns and singing happily with the lion dance performances on the street.