Complete the texts with the phrases in the box.
when children; when Japanese families; where the day; which their children have lovingly prepared; which became known; who have died; which used to be; which are made into; who lived away from; that has special meaning
CHILDREN’S DAY
A national holiday in Japan since 1948, Children’s Day on May 5th, (1) ________________________ known as ‘Boys’ Day’, is the day (2) _____________________ wish their children happiness, good health and success. In Korea, (3) ____________________ has only been a holiday since 1975, there are parades, special excursions and visits to movies and museums.
MOTHER’S DAY
In seventeenth-century England, young servants (4) ______________________ their families were allowed to visit their mothers on a day (5) ___________________ as ‘Mothering Sunday’. Nowadays it’s the day (6) ___________
______________ of all ages treat their mum to something special: it’s one of the busiest days of the year for florists and restaurants, and millions of mums enjoy a special breakfast in bed, (7) ______________________.
DAY OF THE DEAD
One day (8) ____________________ in Mexico is November 2nd, which, according to legend, is the ‘Day of the Dead’. Families gather to remember relatives (9) ____________________ and have a special picnic by their gravesides, with unusual foods including chocolate and sweets, (10) ___________________ a variety of animal or skull shapes.
when children; when Japanese families; where the day; which their children have lovingly prepared; which became known; who have died; which used to be; which are made into; who lived away from; that has special meaning
CHILDREN’S DAY
A national holiday in Japan since 1948, Children’s Day on May 5th, (1) ________________________ known as ‘Boys’ Day’, is the day (2) _____________________ wish their children happiness, good health and success. In Korea, (3) ____________________ has only been a holiday since 1975, there are parades, special excursions and visits to movies and museums.
MOTHER’S DAY
In seventeenth-century England, young servants (4) ______________________ their families were allowed to visit their mothers on a day (5) ___________________ as ‘Mothering Sunday’. Nowadays it’s the day (6) ___________
______________ of all ages treat their mum to something special: it’s one of the busiest days of the year for florists and restaurants, and millions of mums enjoy a special breakfast in bed, (7) ______________________.
DAY OF THE DEAD
One day (8) ____________________ in Mexico is November 2nd, which, according to legend, is the ‘Day of the Dead’. Families gather to remember relatives (9) ____________________ and have a special picnic by their gravesides, with unusual foods including chocolate and sweets, (10) ___________________ a variety of animal or skull shapes.
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CHILDREN’S DAY
A national holiday in Japan since 1948, Children’s Day on May 5th, (1) which used to be known as ‘Boys’ Day’, is the day (2) when Japanese families wish their children happiness, good health and success. In Korea, (3) where the day has only been a holiday since 1975, there are parades, special excursions and visits to movies and museums.
MOTHER’S DAY
In seventeenth-century England, young servants (4) who lived away from their families were allowed to visit their mothers on a day (5) which became known as ‘Mothering Sunday’. Nowadays it’s the day (6) when children of all ages treat their mum to something special: it’s one of the busiest days of the year for florists and restaurants, and millions of mums enjoy a special breakfast in bed, (7) which their children have lovingly prepared.
DAY OF THE DEAD
One day (8) that has special meaning in Mexico is November 2nd, which, according to legend, is the ‘Day of the Dead’. Families gather to remember relatives (9) who have died and have a special picnic by their gravesides, with unusual foods including chocolate and sweets, (10) which are made into a variety of animal or skull shapes.