X Read the passage. Canadian Culture July 1st is Canada Day. Canada Day is the (1) ……………… of the formation of the provinces into Canada, which was created in 1867. Canada became an (2) ……………… territory of England back on July 1st, 1867. Canada Day is also a Statutory Holiday. Canadians across the country celebrate in many (3) ……………… The Government of Canada sponsors fireworks displays and celebrations at city halls across the country. In Ottawa, at the Parliament Buildings there is a noon show with the Prime Minister and the Governor General in attendance to (4) ……………… performances of Canadian musicians and singers. Events continue throughout the day. Many families go to parks and beaches and enjoy picnics and local events such as musical concerts, parades and fireworks. Many Canadians proudly (5) ……………… the Canadian flag at parades to celebrate the birthday of the country. At many events, the National Anthem ‘O Canada’ is played and sung by everyone in attendance. For all Canadians, Canada Day marks the beginning of summer. Decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F). 1. The celebration falls on the very beginning of June. 2. England used to be the colony of Canada. 3. Some very important persons attend the celebration in Ottawa. 4. It is not an event for family activities. 5. Canada Day is celebrated when a new season has come. XVI Rewrite the following sentences based on the given words. 1. Between 2000 and 2012, natural disasters caused $1.7 trillion in damage. → (was) 2. Our seas are seriously polluted. Fish and other marine creatures die every day. → (if) 3. We will visit the Emancipation Park before we go to have some drinks in that famous bar. → (as soon as) 4. They invited me to travel to Los Angeles with them after I had planned my trip to England. → (by the time) 5. The local government displayed many educational posters on the street to encourage people to protect the environment. → (were)