Which of the following is not true about Chinese Lunar New Year?
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Task 2
Among many others, the most important celebration holiday in China is the Lunar New Year. During this time almost all
shops, restaurants, offices and factories are closed. Hundreds of millions of migrant workers come back to their hometowns
and it is the world's largest mass movement of people. Chinese people celebrate their New Year by having parties with their
family members and relatives, sending messages to their friends and colleagues, and by going to temples or pagodas to do
some sightseeing and to wish for good health and fortune for the coming year. Children walk through the streets, carrying
colorful lanterns and paper figures in all shapes and sizes. The most fantastic event to welcome the New Year may be
fireworks displays, particularly at squares in big cities, which light up the sky at the New Year's Eve. This holiday is also
celebrated by Chinese communities around the world. Before the Lunar New Year Chinese people decorate their homes
with red paper, flowers and plants. They also hang lanterns outside their houses. This is also the time when Chinese people
pay up their debts. Everyone tries to settle all of their bills before the beginning of the New Year.
1. Which of the following is not true about Chinese Lunar New Year?
B. Nobody works in offices and factories during this time.
D. A lot of people go to big cities to celebrate the holiday.
D. decorating pagodas
D. communities
A. No celebration holiday is as important as it is.
C. Traffic always increases before this celebration.
2. Which activity does the writer not mention in the passage?
A family gathering
B. visiting temples
C. doing sightseeing
3. Where can you see the most fantastic fireworks displays?
A. big squares
B. wide streets
C. hometowns
4. From the passage we can know that during the Lunar New Year Chinese children
A. must do more housework B. should stay with parents C. have a lot of fun outside
5. Chinese people make their houses more attractive by
A, paying all their debts B. settling all their bills
C. hanging lanterns
D. eat more sweets and cakes
D. displaying fireworks
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Task 2
Among many others, the most important celebration holiday in China is the Lunar New Year. During this time almost all
shops, restaurants, offices and factories are closed. Hundreds of millions of migrant workers come back to their hometowns
and it is the world's largest mass movement of people. Chinese people celebrate their New Year by having parties with their
family members and relatives, sending messages to their friends and colleagues, and by going to temples or pagodas to do
some sightseeing and to wish for good health and fortune for the coming year. Children walk through the streets, carrying
colorful lanterns and paper figures in all shapes and sizes. The most fantastic event to welcome the New Year may be
fireworks displays, particularly at squares in big cities, which light up the sky at the New Year's Eve. This holiday is also
celebrated by Chinese communities around the world. Before the Lunar New Year Chinese people decorate their homes
with red paper, flowers and plants. They also hang lanterns outside their houses. This is also the time when Chinese people
pay up their debts. Everyone tries to settle all of their bills before the beginning of the New Year.
1. Which of the following is not true about Chinese Lunar New Year?
B. Nobody works in offices and factories during this time.
D. A lot of people go to big cities to celebrate the holiday.
D. decorating pagodas
D. communities
A. No celebration holiday is as important as it is.
C. Traffic always increases before this celebration.
2. Which activity does the writer not mention in the passage?
A family gathering
B. visiting temples
C. doing sightseeing
3. Where can you see the most fantastic fireworks displays?
A. big squares
B. wide streets
C. hometowns
4. From the passage we can know that during the Lunar New Year Chinese children
A. must do more housework B. should stay with parents C. have a lot of fun outside
5. Chinese people make their houses more attractive by
A, paying all their debts B. settling all their bills
C. hanging lanterns
D. eat more sweets and cakes
D. displaying fireworks