Read the following passage and answer the questions
II. Read the following passage and answer the questions:
Golowan festival is one of the biggest traditional festivals in Europe. Golowan means
'midsummer' in Cornish, the old language of Cornwall. 'Midsummer' is the longest day of the year
and people celebrate 'midsummer' in many countries. The festival lasts for ten days. The celebrations
begin with a big fireworks show and lots of different music events. People decorate the streets with
flags in different colors. School students make amazing animals out of paper. There aren't any cars
and buses on the streets in the town center. Hundreds of people dress up in beautiful costumes and
walk along the street in a big parade. Musicians play guitars and drums while people dance. Visitors
can also try Cornish food at the food stands.
1. Where do people celebrate Golowan festival?
2. How long does it last?
3. What do people decorate the streets with?
4. Are there many cars and buses on the streets in the town center? -
5. Who play guitars and drums?
6. Where can visitors try Cornish food?
Golowan festival is one of the biggest traditional festivals in Europe. Golowan means
'midsummer' in Cornish, the old language of Cornwall. 'Midsummer' is the longest day of the year
and people celebrate 'midsummer' in many countries. The festival lasts for ten days. The celebrations
begin with a big fireworks show and lots of different music events. People decorate the streets with
flags in different colors. School students make amazing animals out of paper. There aren't any cars
and buses on the streets in the town center. Hundreds of people dress up in beautiful costumes and
walk along the street in a big parade. Musicians play guitars and drums while people dance. Visitors
can also try Cornish food at the food stands.
1. Where do people celebrate Golowan festival?
2. How long does it last?
3. What do people decorate the streets with?
4. Are there many cars and buses on the streets in the town center? -
5. Who play guitars and drums?
6. Where can visitors try Cornish food?