Holidays and Celebrations
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 14: Let’s Celebrate · Lesson 1 · Term 2
Also known as: Holidays and celebrations
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Lesson questions (12)
- The Eid after Ramadan is:
Answer: Eid Al-Fitr - The Eid during Hajj is:
Answer: Eid Al-Adha - Saudi National Day is on:
Answer: September 23rd - Colorful lights and explosions in the sky at night:
Answer: fireworks - People ____ their houses with lights for Eid.
Answer: decorate - A person who lives next to you:
Answer: neighbor - A card that asks people to come to a party:
Answer: invitation - Arabs are famous for their ____. They always welcome guests and give them the best food.
Answer: generosity - People give money to the poor. They ____ money.
Answer: donate - At Eid, my grandmother wears ____ clothes, like her mother and grandmother did.
Answer: traditional - A small amount of food between meals:
Answer: snack - "Sounds like fun!" shows:
Answer: interest
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Questions about this lesson
What are the Muslim holidays in English?
Eid Al-Fitr, after Ramadan, and Eid Al-Adha, in the Hajj season.
What do we do on holidays?
We say visit family, wear new clothes, give gifts and celebrate.
What is the difference between a holiday and a celebration?
A holiday is a day off, and a celebration is a party for an occasion. The holiday might be on Monday.
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