Read about strange New Year's practices in some countries. Then choose T (True) or F (False)
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**PART C: READING**
Read about strange New Year's practices in some countries. Then choose T (True) or F (False).
Denmark - Some people have a loud way of celebrating the New Year. They throw plates on their friends' doors. The people with many dishes outside their doors feel proud because they have a lot of friends.
The USA - It's a tradition in America to share a midnight kiss with someone you love. This will make the coming year beautiful and full of love for you.
Chile - In Chile, people participate in a mass on New Year's Eve. Then they go to the graveyard, sit on their chairs and wait for the New Year with the dead.
Korea - On New Year's days, children wear a Hanbok, a traditional Korean dress, make one bow to their elders and wish them a long and healthy life. In return, they receive advice and some money.
**STATEMENTS**
1. The Americans exchange a midnight kiss with someone they love.
2. Korean elders bow to their children.
3. In Chile, people welcome the New Year with the dead.
4. Korean children make three bows to their elders.
5. In Denmark, people celebrate the New Year quietly.
**PART C: READING**
Read about strange New Year's practices in some countries. Then choose T (True) or F (False).
Denmark - Some people have a loud way of celebrating the New Year. They throw plates on their friends' doors. The people with many dishes outside their doors feel proud because they have a lot of friends.
The USA - It's a tradition in America to share a midnight kiss with someone you love. This will make the coming year beautiful and full of love for you.
Chile - In Chile, people participate in a mass on New Year's Eve. Then they go to the graveyard, sit on their chairs and wait for the New Year with the dead.
Korea - On New Year's days, children wear a Hanbok, a traditional Korean dress, make one bow to their elders and wish them a long and healthy life. In return, they receive advice and some money.
**STATEMENTS**
1. The Americans exchange a midnight kiss with someone they love.
2. Korean elders bow to their children.
3. In Chile, people welcome the New Year with the dead.
4. Korean children make three bows to their elders.
5. In Denmark, people celebrate the New Year quietly.