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I live in a small village in northern Viet Nam. Every year, people in my village look forward to the third
day of Tet. It is one of our most important festival days.
In the morning, we gather along the riverside to watch some competitions. First, there is a special boat
race. Some team members cook rice on the boat while others row the boat as fast as they can. The fastest
team with well-cooked rice wins the race. Then, the referee releases a duck into the middle of the river.
Contestants jump into the river to catch it. The atmosphere becomes loud with the sound of drums and
cheers of festival goers.
At noon, there is a village party at the communal house for the elders. Each family also holds a home
party. We cook traditional dishes like sticky rice and steamed chicken. Sometimes, we include food that
children love, such as bun cha or even pizzas!
The village festival helps us maintain our traditions, connect with other people, and strengthen our family
bonds.
Questions:
1. Where does the writer live?
The writer live in a small village in nanthera Viet Nam.
2. Do people in his village look forward to the second day of Tet every year?
..No.., they don't..........
...
3. Why do they gather along the riverside in the morning?
They...gather.. along the riverside in the manning because....Let...them watch
4. What does the referee do into the middle of the river? Some competitions.
5. How does the atmosphere become?
6. Is there a village party at the communal house for the elders at noon?