Skillful 1 RW Unit 5 Culture Review

greeting (n)

• things that people do that are traditional or usual

• feeling a little worried or scared

• something that you say or do when you meet someone

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

customs (n)

• things that people do that are traditional or usual

• feeling a little worried or scared

• something that you say or do when you meet someone

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

nervous (adj)

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• words or actions you use to show that someone

  is important

• feeling a little worried or scared

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

respect (n)

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• words or actions you use to show that someone

  is important

• feeling a little worried or scared

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

title (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

luck (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

host (n)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

upset (v)

• success or failure by chance

• a word before someone’s name like ‘Doctor’ or ‘Mrs.’

• to make someone unhappy or angry

• a person whose house you visit for dinner or a party

Use one of the following words to fill in the gaps.

greeting, customs, nervous, respect, title, luck, host, upset

1 I always address my teachers with their title and family name to show them _____.

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Use one of the following words to fill in the gaps.

greeting, customs, nervous, respect, title, luck, host, upset

The main ______ in my country when you meet someone is ‘Mahaba’.

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