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Giải SGK CLIL English Discovery

Giải SGK CLIL English Discovery

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Câu 8 :

3. Read the text. Answer the following questions.

(Đọc văn bản. Trả lời các câu hỏi sau.)

1. What topics are water puppet shows often about? 

(Múa rối nước thường nói về những chủ đề gì?)

2. Where are the puppeteers while the water puppet show is on? 

(Những người múa rối ở đâu trong khi chương trình múa rối nước đang diễn ra?)

3. What is the main theme of Quan Họ Bắc Ninh Folk Songs? 

(Chủ đề chính của Dân ca Quan họ Bắc Ninh là gì?)

4. What can you learn about if you see the folk games at the museum? 

(Bạn có thể học được gì nếu xem các trò chơi dân gian ở bảo tàng?)

The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

If you visit the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Cầu Giấy District, Hà Nội, Việt Nam,here are the top three things you should do:

1. Watch a water pupet show

Water puppetry has been a unique form of art in Vietnamese culture. Puppets forms of art performed by couples of men are made of wood and controlled by and women. The main theme is about love or puppeteers. At the Vietnam Museum friendship. At the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, water puppet shows are held regularly to serve the visitors of the museum. The content of the shows often reflect the daily activities and spiritual life of Vietnamese people. Whether you are local or foreign tourists, you will definitely feel amazed at the skills of the puppeteers standing in the pool behind the scene. You will also love the meaningful folktale stories told by the puppets.

2. Listen to Quan họ Bắc Ninh

Quan Họ Bắc Ninh Folk Songs are traditional forms of art performed by couples of men and women. The main theme is about love or friendship. At the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, there are singing sessions for visitors who want to have a taste in Vietnamese traditional music. You can interact with the singers in the show too!

3. Learn about Vietnamese folk games

Many folk games of ethnic groups in Việt Nam are on display at the museum. You can see games such as throwing cotton ball game (ném còn) and swaying back and forth game (đánh du) and learn more about how ethnic people in Việt Nam entertain on special  occasions. If you love Vietnamese culture and visit the museum, you cannot miss this  opportunity!

Taking part in these activities, you will find the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology really worth the visit.

Câu 13 :

1. Read about three famous British authors. What kind of books did they write? 

(Đọc về ba tác giả nổi tiếng của Anh. Họ đã viết những loại sách gì?)

FAMOUS AUTHORS

Alan Alexander Milne was was born in 1882 in London, England. He wrote stories about a teddy called Winnie-the-Pooh in the 1920s. His son Christopher and his son's soft toys gave him the idea for the characters: Christopher Robin, Piglet, Kanga, Roo and others. Milne's Pooh stories: Winnie-the Pooh Corner quickly became children's classics in the UK and other countries. In 1927, A. A. Milne published Now We Are Six - a book of poems. After A. A. Milne died, a film studio bought the rights to the stories, so today there are picture books, films, and cartoon series about Pooh Bear. 

Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote the well-known books Little Lord Fauntleroy, A Little Princess and Secret Garden between The born in 1916 in 1885 and 1911. She was born in

Cardiff, Wales, but Manchester, England in 1849, but she lived in America most of the time and she published her first stories in American magazines. The illustrations of Little Lord Fauntleroy's suit and white shirt started a fashion for boys. Today her first books aren't as popular as they were 100 years ago, but The Secret Garden is still a best-seller. 

Roald Dahl was born in 1916 in Cardiff, Wales, but his parents were from Norway. He disliked school because some teachers were unkind. He probably remembered this in his books as others his good characters are children and his bad characters are often adults.  His most well-known books are James and the Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Matilda. Roald Dahl often worked with a well-known British illustrator, Quentin Blake.