5-C: ancestor worship 

6-D: Women after giving birth and visitors

7- Yes, they do

8-developed (đã phát triển)

Grow (lớn lên, mọc lên)

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Ancestor worship is a religious rite of the Tay. The altars for the ancestors are placed in a central location in
the house. The altar room is such a sacred place that guests is not allowed to sit on the bed in front of the
altar. After giving birth, women are also not allowed to sit on the bed in front of the altar.
Tay villages are always built at the foot of a mountain and are often named after a mountain, field, or river.
Each village contains about 15-20 households.
The Tay language belongs to Tay-Thai Group. There is a rich traditional folklore with all kinds of poems,
songs, dances, and music. Tay songs include the "Hat Luon" (a kind of duet between lovers), wedding songs,
and lullabies.
Tay women wear knee-length dresses, which are split at the right side with five buttons along the armpit, and
narrow sleeves.
The Tay has developed agricultural practices quite well and are able to cultivate all kinds of plants including
rice, maize, and sweet potato.
*Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.
5. What is the religious rite of the Tay ? - ___________.
A. The altar room B. Giving birth C. Ancestor worship D. Wearing knee-length dresses
6. Who are not permitted to sit on the bed in front of the alter?
A. Guests B. Women C. Ancestors D. Women after giving birth and visitors
*Answer the questions
7. Do the Tay people have their own language?=>Yes, they do
8. What word in the passage means “grow”?

=>Developed :đã phát triển≈Grow :lớn lên