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| The Chinese New Year is the most important holiday for the Chinese people. For the Chinese, the New Year comes with the first day of the first lunar month, between January 21 and February 19. People get ready for the holiday for 15 days. Finally, on New Year's Eve, people close the shops, and the streets are empty at midnight. Everyone locks the doors and stays at home. It is an important time for the family. The young people bow (鞠躬) to the old people. The Chinese call this ketou. This means "to touch the ground with the forehead". Then the young people wish the old people a happy New Year. The old people give children gifts of money in red envelopes. The family then goes to sleep. In the morning, people are dressed in their best clothes. Some people stay at home, and others go out to pay a New Year call. They are very polite and do not use bad words. It's the most important day of the year. |
| 1. "The Chinese New Year" in the passage means ______. |
| A. Mid-autumn Day B. the Spring Festival C. Christmas Day D. the Dragon (龙) Boat Festival |
| 2. It takes about ______ to get ready for the Chinese New Year. |
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| A. a few days B. twelve days C. half a month D. three weeks |
| 3. At midnight you can see ______ people in the streets. |
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| A. lots of B. hundreds of C. many D. few |
| 4. The part of the face above the eyes and below the hair is the ______. |
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| A. ear B. forehead C. nose D. mouth |
| 5. On the Chinese New Year's Day, what do people usually say to each other when they meet? |
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| A. Good Luck! B. Best wishes! C. Bad luck! D. A or B |