Read the passage and do the task. Longevity custom in Vietnam Longevity wishing ceremony is to wish an elderly person longevity. That is a Vietnamese custom, when their grandparents or parents reach the old age, children show their profound gratitude to them by celebrating a ceremony to wish them good health and long life. Showing respect and esteem for the elderly is a tradition that remains today. Nowadays, when grandparents or parents reach the ages of 70, 80 or 90, their children and grandchild organize ceremonies for longevity which are generally held on birthdays or during the spring days during Tet. The celebration day depends on each local: on the first lunar January or on 15 lunar January, commonly happens in early spring festival. Longevity ceremony is considered to be a traditional formal ceremony, featuring cultural background based on the fathers' customs. Such celebrations are occasions to show devotion and respect to grandparents parents. Celebrations for longevity, either large or small, manifest the family‟s joy in having a relative who has been able to lead a long life. Today, in almost every village or urban district, there is an association of longevity for the elderly. When reaching the ages of 70 or 80, the old are offered red dresses and other gifts and are invited to be photographed. 1. Match the words in column A and the meaning in column B.A B 1. longevity A. the feeling of being grateful and wanting to express your thanks 2. gratitude B. a public or religious occasion that includes a series of formal or traditional actions. 3. esteem C. to show something clearly, especially a feeling, an attitude or a quality 4. ceremony D. great love, care and support for somebody/something 5. devotion E. the length or duration of life 6. to manifest F. great respect and admiration; a good opinion of somebody 2. Read the passage then answer the questions. 1. What is the purpose of longevity custom in Vietnam? A. wish an elderly person longevity B. show respect and esteem for the elderly C. manifest the family's joy in having a relative D. All above 2. When is the longevity wishing ceremony held? A. on the first lunar January B. on 15 lunar January C. the day depends on each local D. in lunar January 3. When will grandparents or parents have their longevity celebration held? A. When they reach the ages of 70, 80 or 90 B. On their birthday C. In early spring festival D. During Tet 4. What do they do in the celebration? A. The old wear blue dresses, give gifts and take photos. B. The old wear red dresses, receive other gifts and are photographed. C. The old wear black dresses, receive gifts and take photos. D. The old wear purple dresses, give gifts and are photographed. giúp mik với ạ mik đag cần câp. Mik cảm ơn nhìu ạ