V. Read the passage, choose the best answer. Lunar New Year, or Tet, is Vietnam's main holiday. It is the most important occasion in the year which falls sometimes between 19th January and 20th February on the Western calendar. Tet marks the beginning of spring and the start of a new year. Tets preparations and celebrations nowadays are shorter than those in the past. Streets are decorated with coloured lights and red banners. Shops are full of goods. People are busy buying gifts, cleaning and decorating their houses and cooking traditional foods. Houses are often decorated with plants and flowers at this time. Peach blossom is traditional at Tet in the North while apricot blossom is traditional in the South. The kumquat tree with its ripe deep orange fruits is popular throughout the country. One of Tets most special foods is Banh Chung, which is made from sticky rice, green beans and fatty pork. Mut, which is candied fruits such as sugared apples, plums or tomatoes, is also popular. 44. What is another name of Tet? A. Vietnamese holiday B. Lunar New Year C. Traditional holiday D. Vietnamese main holiday 45. What does Tet sometimes take place on the Western calendar? A. from 19th January to 20th January B. from 19th January to 19th February C. from 19th January to 21st February D. from 19th January to 20th February 46. What does Tet mark? A. the end of the year B. the start of a new month C. the beginning of a new year D. the beginning of spring and the start of a new year. 47. What do people decorate the streets with? A. plants and flowers B. coloured lights and red banners C. peach blossom and apricot blossom D. traditional foods 48. What do people do in Tet? A. People buy gifts, clean and decorate their houses and cook traditional foods. B. People enjoy traditional food. C. People clean their house and wait for the first footer. D. People plant trees around their house. Writing: What do people usually do before Tet holiday? .. .. .. What do people usually do during Tet holiday? .. .. What shouldnt we do during Tet holiday? .. ..