1. Reading Task Cultural Traditions in the United Kingdom The United Kingdom has many unique cultural traditions.. One of the most famous is the British tea tradition. Many people in the UK drink tea every day, especially in the afternoon. "Afternoon tea" is often served with sandwiches, scones, and small cakes. The British celebrate several national holidays. One of the most popular is Bonfire Night on the 5th of November. People light fireworks and burn a large bonfire. Another important holiday is the Queen's (or King's) Birthday, when people attend parades and public celebrations. British people are also known for their politeness. They often say "please," "thank you," and "sorry" in everyday situations. It is important to queue (stand in line) and wait for your turn. These traditions show how important politeness, history, and social rules are in British culture. Task 1. Answer the questions in full sentences. 1. What is "afternoon tea" in the UK? 2. When do people celebrate Bonfire Night? 3. What do British people usually say to be polite? 4. Why is queuing important in the UK? Task 2. Read the sentences and write True or False. 1. People in the UK drink tea only on holidays. 2. Bonfire Night is celebrated in summer. 3. British people often use polite words. 4. "Afternoon tea" includes hot soup and meat. 5. British people respect the rule of standing in line. Task 3. Fill in the Gaps. Use the words: scones, polite, tea, fireworks, queue 1. People in the UK often drink, in the afternoon. 2. On Bonfire Night, people enjoy watching 3. It is common to eat with jam and cream. 4. British people try to be in everyday life. 5. In Britain, it is important to stand in a Task 4. Choose the correct form of the verb (Present Simple): 1. My friends (drink/drinks) tea every afternoon. 2. People (celebrates/celebrate) Bonfire Night in November.
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