Birthday around the world

to do something special and fun for an important event, occasion, holiday, etc.

• decorate

• gather around

• celebrate

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a particular type of taste

• customs

• flavor

• decoration

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What is your favorite ______ of ice cream?

• decoration

• customs

• flavor

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6. In Denmark, they put gifts around the child’s bed.

• True

• False

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9. Chinese families usually eat rice on their child’s birthdays.

• False

• True

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Vocabulary: When people celebrate, they usually feel ___________.

• scared

• historians

• hungry

• happy

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Reading: In the United States, people give ___________ and eat cake.

• noodles

• candy

• cake

• presents

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Reading: The main idea of the article is that ______________

• Ms. Campbell loves to read about birthdays.

• Germans may have had the first birthday parties for children.

• people around the world celebrate birthdays in various ways.

• people around the world like to celebrate special occasions.

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What do people eat in China for their birthdays?

• Seaweed soup

• Rice cakes

• Noodles

• Hamburgers