Unit 3 Reading practice

Death rituals provide the bereaved with a chance

• to make amends and say "I love you" and "goodbye."

• to fulfill their filial obligations to the deceased.

• which facilitates the adaptation of the bereaved

• the long-term effects they may have on participants are far from ethereal.

Although many death rituals are burdened with rules and can be costly,

• which facilitates the adaptation of the bereaved

• the long-term effects they may have on participants are far from ethereal.

• to make amends and say "I love you" and "goodbye."

• to a stepping stone to another, perhaps a better place.

Death rituals formalize a naturally occurring transition from life to death, providing a structure

• which facilitates the adaptation of the bereaved

• the long-term effects they may have on participants are far from ethereal.

• to make amends and say "I love you" and "goodbye."

• to a stepping stone to another, perhaps a better place.

Death rituals also serve as tools for humankind to transform death from a defeat of life

• which facilitates the adaptation of the bereaved

• to a stepping stone to another, perhaps a better place.

• to make amends and say "I love you" and "goodbye."

• . the long-term effects they may have on participants are far from ethereal.

death rituals give the bereaved one last opportunity

• which facilitates the adaptation of the bereaved

• the long-term effects they may have on participants are far from ethereal.

• to make amends and say "I love you" and "goodbye."

Solemn ['sɔləm] (adj):

• trang nghiêm

• ru ngủ

• buồn thảm

• có tài

Funeral ['fju:nərəl] (n):

• nhạc sĩ

• đám tang

• có tài

• tang thương

Mournful ['mɔ:nful] (adj):

• làm cho vui vẻ/dễ chịu

• hào hứng / sôi nổi

• sáng tác/soạn nhạc

• tang thương/buồn thảm

Rousing ['rauziη] (adj):

• hào hứng / sôi nổi

• buồn thảm

• trữ tình

• có tài