II. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form. 1, He ( buy)_______________ this car last year. 2,They ( know)_____________________ Peter for along time 3, They (play)_________________ badminton now. 4,Huong Pagoda (visit)_______________ by thousands of tourists every year. 5, Nam hopes he (take) _______________ part in his school activities. III. Read the following passage and put a word in the box in each of the numbered blanks. Lights | are | Be | in | have Traffic lights Modern traffic lights are an American invention. Red-green systems were installed in Cleveland (1) …..1914. Three-color signals were installed in New York in 1918. They used to be operated by hand from a tower in the middle of the street. The first lights of this type appeared in London, on the junction between St. James Street and Piccadilly, in 1925. Automatic signals were installed a year later. In the past, traffic lights used to (2) …. very special. In New York, some lights used to (3) ….. a statue on top. In Los Angeles, the (4) ……did not just change silently, but would ring bells to wake the sleeping motorists of the 1930s. These are gone and have been replaced by modern systems that (5)…… seen everywhere now. IV. Read the passage and do the following tasks below The Shichi-go-san Festival Shichi-go-san is a Japanese festival. The Japanese celebrate it on 15 November every year. This is because people believe it is a day of good luck for all Japanese people. Shichi-go-san means “seven-five-three” and the festival is for children who are seven, five and three. The Japanese think these ages are very important years. Japanese parents celebrate Shichi-go-san as their boys turn three and five and their girls turn three and seven. At the age of seven, a girl wears obi - the piece of cloth worn round the waist over the kimono - for the first time. At the age of five, a boy wears his first hakama pants – the pants that Samurai wore in the past - in public. The age of three is important for the Japanese too.They think it is time children can let their hair grow. On this day, children often dress up like the adults in the ancient times and pretend to be grown up themselves. A.Write (T) for True or (F) for false statement Statement True False 1. Shichi-go-san means “seven-five-three” and the festival is for children who are seven, five and three.. 2. A three-year-old girl will probably celebrate the Shichi-go-san Festival. B. Answer the following questions 1. Who wears obi for the first time? ____________________________________________________________________________ 2. At what age can a Japanese child let the hair grow? ____________________________________________________________________________ 3. Why do the Japanese celebrate it on 15 November? ____________________________________________________________________________