Thanks giving or Turkey Day is a national holiday. People from Canada and the USA celebrate it every year to be thankful for successful harvests. In the USA, people celebrate it on the fourth Thursday of November. They usually prepare a feast for family and friends. Both adults and children take part in the food preparation. Some of the traditional foods are turkey, sweet potatoes, and cornbread. After the meal, they play board games together. Family usually takes this opportunity to help others. Adults volunteer to cook and serve food to homeless people. Young people read books to old people in a nursing home. Answer the questions: (1pt) 1.Which country celebrate Thanks giving? . 2. When does the USA celebrate it? . 3. What are the traditional foods on Turkey day? . 4. Who read books to old people in a nursing home on Thanks giving? Giúp mik vs ạ

1. People from Canada and the USA celebrate it every year

Dẫn chứng: Thanks giving or Turkey Day is a national holiday. People from Canada and the USA celebrate it every year to be thankful for successful harvests.

2.In the USA, people celebrate it on the fourth Thursday of November.

Dẫn chứng: People from Canada and the USA celebrate it every year to be thankful for successful harvests. In the USA, people celebrate it on the fourth Thursday of November. 

`@` celebrate something...: chào đón thứ gì đó...

`@` Havert (n): Vụ mùa

3.Traditional foods are turkey, sweet potatoes, and cornbread.

Dẫn chứng: Both adults and children take part in the food preparation. Some of the traditional foods are turkey, sweet potatoes, and cornbread

4.Young people read books to old people in a nursing home.

Dẫn chứng:Adults volunteer to cook and serve food to homeless people. Young people read books to old people in a nursing home.

`@` Adults(n); thanh niên