I can, describe how people greet different countries, . ny Body language > Complete te phrases wth these verbs cross ld old, _ — pat point shake h 3 complete the PE. teacher's instructions with the words ands inthe box. somebody on the back/head/ete. - your arms your head __ at somebody / something your legs — hands dows down over out’ over round up | up up up N Write sentences describing the gestures. Use phrases from exercise 1 and words from the box. beckon!) Bow! RU) Hod! wave Unit 7 + Cultures and customsene) 1. Rewrite the sentences. Use must or mustn't. 2 In Japan it’s important that you don't wear shoes indoors, tn Sayan you mustn't wear hoes indoors, 2 In some Musli countries 3 In many Asian countries it's important that women _ it's important not to eat cover their hair. with your left hand, 4 Inmany countries it's important not to point at people with your finger. 5 In American restaurants it’s important that you leave the waiter a 15% ti 6 Inthe USAit’s Important 7 It's important not to call not to touch people if you don't know them very well. unless it's an emergency. oni Write sentences about your life at home, Write two with | must, two with mustn’t and two with needn't. people after about 10 p.m. : Lean talk about must, mustn’t and needn’t —Yp shier ane necessity. 2 Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. 1 Heneedn't / mustn't get up early. He can stay in bed 2 | musta't/ must go home now. I's ver late. 3 We mustn't / needn't hurr. We've got lots of time 4 | mustn't / must forget to phone Sam. He's waiting to hear from me. 5 They needn't / mustn't go out tonight. They've gota lot of homework to do for tomorrow. 6 Youneedn't / must see tha film. I's fantastic. 7 She mustn't / needn't wear those jeans. They'e dry. 8 You must / needn't shout. | can hear you. 3 Write sentences with you mustn't or you needn't. 1 Itisn’t necessary to wear a tie, Ye 2 It’s important not to be late. 3 It isn’t necessary to eat with a knife and fork. 4 Don’t wink at women. 5 Don’t take off your shoes if you don’t want to. 6 It isn’t necessary to take a gift when you visit him, 7 It's important not to belch at the table. 8 Don't accept the invitation if you don't want to go. Unit 7+ Cultures and customs (61tal Bonfire Night I can understand the i festival 3 Answer the questions. 1. What date is Bonfire Night? Revision: Student's Book page 66 Complete the sentences about Thanksgiving with the ‘words in the box. 2 What do people eat and drink? charity harvest ill last turkey parade tradition 3 Traditionally, what do people do with the guy? ‘Americans celebrate Thanksgiving on the Thursday in November. 4 What did Guy Fawkes try to do? 2 According to American the first Thanksgiving took place in 1621 5 When was the first Bonfire Night? 3 The Pilgrims became because they didn't know how to grow food in North America, 4 Thanks to the help of two Native Americans, the ~— CHALLEN | Pilgrims’ frst ___ was good. | Write about a festival in your country. Include in your text 5 Many people do work ~ helping poor and answers to some ofthe questions in the box. homeless people. What isthe name ofthe festival? 6 The most popular food is roast and vegetables. | When does the festival take place? What happens? Why 7 On Thanksgiving day in New York there's a big fancy-dress does it take place? What do people wear? What do they eat? Why do you like it? 2 Complete the text with the words in the box. Celebrate ‘come together occasion organise soup took place traditionally Every year on Sth November people in Britain 1 Bonfire Night, They light big bonfires in their gardens and in parks and ? firework displays People sometimes cook potatoes in the fire and drink > while they watch the fireworks oa » people make a model of a man, called a ‘guy, with old clothes and newspaper, and burn him on the fire. This is because on Sth November 1605, 2 man called Guy Fawkes tried to blow up King James I and his government in London. Guy Fawkes wanted to kill the king because the king was a Protestant and Guy Fawkes wanted a Catholic king, Fawkes wasn’t successful, and the first Bonfire Night © in 1606, a year later. Originally, Bonfire Night was an ¢ on which people celebrated the fact that Guy Fawkes didn't Kill the king. Nowadays, it is just a festival where family and friends ” to watch a firework display. J 62) unit 7+ cultures and customs