Read the text and write TRUE (T) or FALSE (F) for the statements
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V. Read the text and write TRUE (T) or FALSE (F) for the statements.
NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
On New Year's Eve, each H'Mong family kills a rooster. They take some red feathers from the
rooster and stick them to the drawings of the Sun in their house. This will start the New Year.
Thai New Year is in April, the hottest time of the year. One tradition is to throw water over people.
They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain in the New Year.
At midnight on December 31, temples all over Japanese country ring their bells 108 times. They
believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.
To welcome the New Year, the Scottish clean their houses. The first footer is very important. They
believe that the first footer on New Year's Day decides the family's luck for the rest of the year.
1. The H'Mong people kill a rooster on New Year's Day.
2. The Thai throw water over people because they think this will bring good luck.
3. The Japanese believe the ringing bells can take away bad things from the previous year.
4. The first person entering the Scottish houses is really important.
5. The people in four countries don't celebrate New Year differently.
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V. Read the text and write TRUE (T) or FALSE (F) for the statements.
NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
On New Year's Eve, each H'Mong family kills a rooster. They take some red feathers from the
rooster and stick them to the drawings of the Sun in their house. This will start the New Year.
Thai New Year is in April, the hottest time of the year. One tradition is to throw water over people.
They believe that this activity will bring a lot of rain in the New Year.
At midnight on December 31, temples all over Japanese country ring their bells 108 times. They
believe that the ringing bells can remove their bad actions from the previous year.
To welcome the New Year, the Scottish clean their houses. The first footer is very important. They
believe that the first footer on New Year's Day decides the family's luck for the rest of the year.
1. The H'Mong people kill a rooster on New Year's Day.
2. The Thai throw water over people because they think this will bring good luck.
3. The Japanese believe the ringing bells can take away bad things from the previous year.
4. The first person entering the Scottish houses is really important.
5. The people in four countries don't celebrate New Year differently.