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Тема 6. Традиции, культура и обычаи народов других стран.
1. English customs.
1.1. Answer the following questions:
1. How do English people spend their free time?
2. Why do we need customs and tradition?
3. What traditions and customs do we have in Russia?
1.2. Read the text.
Traditions make a nation special. They can be old or new, but they are part of people’s life. Most English love gardens and this is why so many people want to live in houses more than in flats. It’s a tradition with English people to have a fireplace in their house. A fireplace is usually made of stone in the wall of a room. For many years the fireplace was the natural centre of interest in the room. People may like to sit at a window on a summer day, but in autumn and winter they like to sit round the fire. In the evening when people come home, they like to sit round the fireplace. Nowadays the television is becoming the centre of interest in the room. But in many houses you can still see a fireplace.
English people like animals very much. Pet dogs, cats, birds and other friends of man have a much better life in Britain than in any other country. In Britain there are special shops that sell food, clothes and other things for dogs. There are special places where they bury dogs. The English do all they can to make animals feel well in their homes and outside their homes too. There are different societies in England, protecting all sorts of animals. The English believe that they are the only nation in the world that is really kind to animals. Most people in Britain work a five-day week, from Monday to Friday. Schools are closed on Saturdays.
1.3. Say if the statements are true or false:
1.4. Answer the questions:
1. What makes a nation special?
2. What is the natural centre of interest in the room of an English house?
3. Where do English people bury dogs?
4. Who protects animals in England?
5. When are schools closed in England?