Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year starts on the first day
of the Chinese calendar, usually in February. For
many families, it is a time for feasting and visiting
relatives and friends, but in the heart of the city,
a spectacular procession takes place. Chinese
families clean their houses to rid them of last
year's bad luck before the celebrations begin.
“My family and I visit our grandparents on
New Year, and we take sticky rice cakes called
Nian Gao with us. My outfit is very traditional. It is
made of silk and it is very, very beautiful.”
Red is the main color for clothes and
decorations at New Year because it associated
with joy and happiness.
New York: DK Children, 1997, pp. 8-9
1) Segundo o texto, o novo ano dos chineses
inicia-se em :
a) march
b) april
c) february
d) September
e may
2) O texto aborda :
a) o novo ano dos chineses.
b) como acontece o réveillon dos americanos.
c) o modo de vida dos chineses durante todo o
ano.
d) como vivem os adolescentes chineses.
é e) o relacionamento entre parentes e amigos​