Unit 4
Unit 4
12. _____ did you get to work yesterday? I took a taxi because my car was broken.
5. We read ___ books and play ___ games when we have free time.
2. If you go to Sapa, you can distinguish people from different ethnic groups by their _______.
10. The Nung mostly live in _______ though they also live in earthen houses.
11. The Lunar New Year festival is important _____ the Kinh.
A. to B. with C. for D. of
13. Lahu, Mang, and Brau are ________ minorities in Viet Nam.
14. The goods in the open-air market are _______. You can find almost everything there.
15. Most ethnic minority peoples are good _____ farming techniques.
A. at B. for C. to D. on
17. I’ve got ______ cakes to give away. Would you like one?
19. Vietnamese people are used to using _______ when having meals.
20. There's ______ milk left in the fridge. It should be enough for our coffee.
2. Gathering and hunting still play an important role in the economy of the Laha.
4. The Rong House is where community activities take place, such as meetings, wedding
ceremonies, or prayer ceremonies.
5. Many ethnic minority children in remote or mountainous areas are studying at boarding schools.
1. The Kinh have the largest number of people, about 86% of the population. 53 percent of others
are called ethnic minority people.
3. My teacher was angry because some students did not do their homeworks.
10. Mr. John has three child, two boys and one girl.
1. - Mike: Hello, I’m from Australia. Can I ask you something about the ethnic groups of Viet Nam?
- Nick: “_______”
5. - Jenny: "Will you take up making pottery in the future?" - Dane: “_______”
The Rong House can only be found in villages to the north of the Central Highlands,
especially in Gia Lai and Kon Turn provinces. It is a large, imposing, beautifully decorated stilt
house built (1) _______ the middle of the village. It is where community activities take place,
meetings, wedding ceremonies, or praying ceremonies. It is also the place for reception of guests.
The Rong House of each ethnic group has its own architectural style, design, and decor. Yet there
are shared (2) _______. In the village, it is often the biggest house roofed with yellow-dried thatch
leaves and having 8 big wood columns. The rafters are decorated with patterns of bright colours,
depicting religious scenes, legendary stories about ancient heroes, stylized animals, and other
familiar things of the village life. The most distinction of the decor of the Rong House is the (3)
_______ of the brilliant God of Sun. The Rong House is a (4) _______ of the culture of Central
Highlanders, an age-old and stable culture. The bigger the house, the wealthier the village is. It is a
(5) _______ of the whole village.
1. A. on B. at C. in D. under
In Viet Nam, a market is a trading place, but many markets are not only about buying and
selling things. They reflect the life of the community. A traditional market is a social gathering point
for people of all ages and it is a new and exciting experience for children, a trading place for local
craftsmen, and a chance for young people to meet. People go to the traditional market not only to
buy and sell things but also to eat, drink, play games, and socialize. For example, if you go to Sa Pa
Market, which is the highlands in the north of Viet Nam, you can see people wearing their nicest
clothes and spending all day long at the market. They buy things, play the flute, dance, and sing.
This is also a time to meet, make friends or look for lovers. That is why this kind of gathering is also
called "Love Market”. Some other countryside markets in the Mekong Delta are held on boats. Most
of the goods are sold at a floating market. The most exciting time is in the early morning when boats
arrive loaded up with agricultural products.
C. only about selling things D. not only about buying and selling things
D. Buy and sell things, eat, drink, play games and socialize.
4. What do the ethnic people who go to Sa Pa Market do?
A. They wear their nicest clothes, buy things, play the flute, dance and sing.
D. They buy the nicest clothes at the market and look for lovers.
5. Some of the markets in the Mekong Delta are held _____ are called floating markets.
Exercise 10: Read the text again and answer the questions.
Hoa Binh and Thanh Hoa are two main provinces where there are more than 1.4 million Muong
people living. They speak the Muong language which belongs to the Mon - Khmer group. However, some
of them also know the Kinh language. They cultivate mainly wet rice on terraced land, watered by small
brooks. They also make handicrafts and exploit forest products such as mushrooms, dried fungus, and
ammonium to improve their living condition. Men dress in Indigo pajamas and women wear skirts with
many colorful patterns knitted on. The Muong build their houses on stilts with 4-roof architecture, which
are about six feet off the ground. They are wooden houses in the shade of big trees, huddling against the
mountain, and looking out on their vast rice fields. Therefore, it is convenient for their living and farming.
The Muong follow traditional religious animism, which means that they believe that non-living objects
have spirits. They build altars in their houses to worship ancestral spirits and other supernatural spirits.
One of their most important festivals is the “Going to the Fields” ceremony.
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4. Why are their houses convenient for their living and farming?
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Exercise 11: Write questions and answers from the given words.
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2. Where/ Ann/ usually go/ the evening? - She/ usually/ go/ the cinema.
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3. Who/ Carol and Bill / visit/ Sundays? - They/ visit/ their grandparents.
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