VI. Read the passage and decide whether the following statements are True (T), False (F) or there is No Information (NI). Hi Myriam, Greeting from Scotland! It’s really cold here. And today it’s snowing, so my sister and I are wearing warm clothes. But we’re having a wonderful time. We’re spending New Year’s Eve with my grandparents. It’s a big celebration here. Scottish people have their own name for it. They call it Hogmanay. People are having a torchlight parade and a street party. It’s really exciting. At the moment, my sister is taking lots of photos to show everyone back home. I’m eating stovies – a Scottish traditional dish. It has got potatoes, beef, onions and butter. My parents are drinking champagne. We’re all waiting to watch the fireworks display at midnight. At midnight, right after the bells strike, people always join hands in a large circle and sing Auld Lang Syne. See you when I get home. Sylvia 26. The weather is always cold and snowy in Scotland. 27. In Scotland, Hogmanay is a special name for New Year’s Eve. 28. Sylvia is having stovies and champagne. 29. They are watching the fireworks display. 30. It’s tradition that people sing Auld Lang Syne at midnight.