A> Circle the correct answers.
1. John has been in Mexico for a long time so he ( used to eat / has got used
to eating ) spicy food .
2. If you go to Spain , you will soon ( used to take / get used to taking ) long
naps called siestas , in the afternoon .
3. Yuki lives in Japan , so she ( is used to driving / used to drive ) on the left .
4. Around the world today , children ( are used to hanging / used to hang )
Christmas stockings near the fireplace or in their rooms .
5. After having spent a week in Thailand , Mary ( has go used to eating /
is used to eat ) Thai curries .
6. Even thought my aunt has lived in England for many years , she is still
not ( used to going out / get used to go out ) in the cold weather in winter .
7. The Democratic Republic of Congo , a country in Central Africa
( used to have / is used to have ) the name of "Zaire" from 1971 to 1997 .
8. In ancient China , brides from rich families ( used to ride / are used to
ride ) in red bridal sedan chairs .
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B> Have you ever wondered how people in ofter countries selebrate their birth
days ? Match the traditions with the people .
1. The children's ears are pulled as many times as their ages .
2. Birthday candles are left burning all day long until the birthday person
blows them out at night .
3. The birthday person receives a clap for each year of their age , plus one
more for good luck .
4. a flag is flown outside a window to symbolise that someone in the house
is having a birthday .
5. The birthday children have their noses rubbed with butter for good luck .
6. Larger presents are given to the birthday child at the age of 5 , 10 , 15 ,
20 , and 21 .
A. Germans
B. Canadians
C. New Zealanders
D. Italians
E. Dutchmen
F. Danes