B. Read the passage and answer the questions. *READ 1: (SGK p.53)The Giong Festival is celebratedevery year in Phu Linh Commune, Soc Son District, Ha Noi. This festival commemorates the hero, Saint Giong. He is considered a mythical hero because he grew from a three-year-old child into a giant overnight. He is worshippedfor defending the country from foreign invaders – the An. Although this festival is held from the 6th to the 12th day of the 4th lunar month, people start preparing traditional clothing for the processionand for various festival performances one month beforehand. During the festival, the procession starts at the Mother Temple and goes to Thuong Temple where a religious ceremonyis performed. When night falls, a Cheo play is performed. Then the festivities end with a thanksgiving proccession on the 12th.This festival shows our love for the motherland and the preservation of our cultural heritage. 1/Where is Giong festival taken place? ……………………………………………………… 2/Who is Saint Giong? ……………………………………………………………………….. 3/When is the festival held? …………………………………………………………………. 4/ What happens when night falls?...................................................................................... 5. How important is this festival? ……………………………………………………….. *READ 2: On August 15th of lunar calendar, people in China and Viet Nam celebrate Mid-Autumn festival. The origin of this festival involves Hang Nga, the goddess of the Moon. She was wife of Hau Nghe, a talented archer (ngườibắncung).He was given a magic drink of immortality when he used his skills to save the world. Not wanting to live forever without his wife, Hau Nghe hid it away. One day, Hang Nga accidentally drank the bottle and flew to the moon. Saddened, Hau Nghe used his wife’s favourite fruit and cake to show his love. It’s believed that people started doing the same thing after hearing their sad story. Over time, this practice has become a way to worship the moon. Thus, Mid-Autumn festival was created. 1. Which of the following would be the best? A. Story of Hang Nga and Hau Nghe. B. Time To Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival. C. A Magic Drink of immortality. D. Origin of Mid-Autumn Festival. 2. What can be inferred about the goddess of the Moon? A. She was a talented archer. B. She was named Hang Nga by Hau Nghe. C. She accidentally became immortal. D. She was chosen to be the goddess of the Moon. 3. Which of the following is TRUE about Hau Nghe? A. He really loved his wife, Hang Nga. B. He was the goddess of the Moon at first. C. He created the magic drink of immortality. D. He helped Hang Nga saved the world. 4. According to the writer, why do people celebrate Mid-Autumn festival? A. To worship the moon. B. To think about the sad story of Hang Nga and Hau Nghe. C. To worship the moon and to think about the sad story of Hang Nga and Hau Nghe. D. A and B are incorrect. 5. Which of the following is NOT stated (khôngđượcnêu) in the passage? A. Hang Nga was the first person to make the moon cake. B. Hau Nghe hid the magic drink because he wanted to live with Hang Nga. C. People eat Hang Nga’s favourite fruit and cake in Mid-Autumn festival. D. Mid-Autumn festival is in August on the lunar calendar.