Tet is the ___________ festival in Vietnam.
A. impoortant
B. importantest
C. the most important
D. most important
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Trả lời:
Cấu trúc: S + be + the + most + adj…
=>Tet is the most important festival in Vietnam.
Tạm dịch: Tết là lễ hội quan trọng nhất ở Việt Nam.
Đáp án cần chọn là: D
Bài đọc hoàn chỉnh
In our country, Vietnamese New Year (Tet holiday) is according to "lunar calendar", not "solar calendar". "Vietnamese New Year" is a very important holiday for Vietnamese people. Everyone will (1) take a break during the Vietnamese New Year. It is a time for rest and refreshment. Most of the business, stores, even the schools close (2) for a time.
On the "New Year's Eve", each family will have "reunion dinner" with their family members. After the dinner, elders (parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents...etc) will give the "red envelope" (3) to the kids. There is "lucky money in the red envelopes.
We set off the "fireworks" and "firecrackers" during the Tet holiday. We also will hang the "Spring Couplet" on our doors. Some of the people are play "dragon dance" or "lion dance" to (4) celebrate the Vietnamese New Year. Tet is the (5) most important festival in Vietnam.
Xem Bài Dịch
Ở nước ta, Tết Việt theo "âm lịch" chứ không phải "dương lịch". Tết là một ngày lễ rất quan trọng của người Việt Nam. Mọi người sẽ nghỉ ngơi trong Tết Việt Nam. Đó là thời gian để nghỉ ngơi và sảng khoái. Hầu hết các cơ sở kinh doanh, cửa hàng, thậm chí cả trường học đóng cửa trong một thời gian.Vào “đêm giao thừa”, mỗi gia đình sẽ có “bữa cơm sum họp” với các thành viên trong gia đình. Sau bữa ăn tối, những người lớn tuổi (cha mẹ, cô chú, cô bác, ông bà ... vv) sẽ đưa "phong bao đỏ" cho trẻ em. Có “lì xì trong phong bao lì xì.Chúng tôi đốt pháo và "pháo nổ" trong ngày Tết. Chúng tôi cũng sẽ treo "Câu đối mùa xuân" trên cửa của chúng tôi. Một số người chơi "múa rồng" hoặc "múa lân" để mừng Tết Việt Nam. Tết là lễ hội quan trọng nhất ở Việt Nam.
Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase.
Tet is a national and (1) ______ festival in Viet Nam. It is occasion for every Vietnamese to be reunited to think (2) _____ their past activities and hope for good luck in the year to come. Before Tet all houses are white washed and (3)____ with yellow apricot flowers and colorful lanterns. Everybody is looking forward to a more favorable life. On the New Year's Eve, children are smartly dressed. They are hoping to (4) _____ money put in small red envelopes as they are wishing longevity (5) ______ their grandparents and parents.
Tet is a national and (1) ______ festival in Viet Nam.
as they are wishing longevity (5) ______ their grandparents and parents.
Before Tet all houses are white washed and (3)____ with yellow apricot flowers and colorful lanterns.
It is occasion for every Vietnamese to be reunited to think (2) _____ their past activities and hope for good luck in the year to come.
Most of the business, stores, even the schools close _________ a time.
In our country, Vietnamese New Year (Tet holiday) is according to "lunar calendar", not "solar calendar". "Vietnamese New Year" is a very important holiday for Vietnamese people. Everyone will (1) _____ a break during the Vietnamese New Year. It is a time for rest and refreshment. Most of the business, stores, even the schools close (2) _________ a time.
On the "New Year's Eve", each family will have "reunion dinner" with their family members. After the dinner, elders (parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents...etc) will give the "red envelope" (3) ________ the kids. There is "lucky money in the red envelopes.
We set off the "fireworks" and "firecrackers" during the Tet holiday. We also will hang the "Spring Couplet" on our doors. Some of the people are play "dragon dance" or "lion dance" to (4) __________ the Vietnamese New Year. Tet is the (5) ____________ festival in Vietnam.
Everyone will ______ a break during the Vietnamese New Year.
Some of the people are play "dragon dance" or "lion dance" to __________ the Vietnamese New Year.
After the dinner, elders (parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents...etc) will give the "red envelope" ___________ the kids.
