021-yil 2020 2021 – O’quv yilida o’rta ta’lim maktablarining sinf

2-BILET

1. Complete the sentence. After I had had lunch, I played with my friends.

2. Speak about Public holidays.
The public holidays in Uzbekistan 2021-2024. New Year, Defenders of the Motherland Day, International Women's Day, March equinox, Nowruz, Remembrance Day ... Date. Weekday. Public holiday name. Public holiday type. January 1. Friday. New Year. Public Holiday. January 14. Thursday. Defenders of the Motherland Day. Public Holiday. March 8. Monday.
Now I am going to tell about New year
in Uzbekistan New year is celebrated two times a year. The first New year Uzbekistan people meet on European style - on January 1, and the second on eatern style - on March 21. In the country are usually days off during these holidays. New Year is a holiday which is widely celebrated worldwide at different times in a year. By tradition in Uzbekistan, as well as in many other countries of the world, this holiday is considered as a family holiday. New year Uzbekistan people meet in a family circle at a set-out table and exchange with gifts.

3-BILET
1. Complete the sentence.
If you go to the cinema tomorrow, there will be an interesting movie.
2. What do you know about traditions of different nations.
Every nation has its own customs and long-lived traditions. There is a great number of exciting events which take place in every country Traditions play a more important role in the life of the people. I think if we keep up our traditions, we preserve national history and culture. ... Different families have different traditions of celebrations.
What is a tradition? Probably, traditions are a way of defining who people are. Traditions are something that people keep doing for a long time and join different generations together. That’s why traditions are very important in any country. Everyone is different and every country is different. We cannot expect the rest of the world to live a life that is similar to ours. When we hear stories of how people do things differently than us, it might be a culture shock but it’s just the way things are done by others. For instance, giving a yellow rose is considered a sign of friendship in some cultures whereas in places like Iran and Mexico, it has a negative meaning since it is associated with funerals. ... The practice of washing one’s behind is practiced differently throughout the world. For first time travelers, it might come as a surprise when there is no toilet paper in the hotel bathroom, instead, a bucket is left for visitors to use. This might seem unusual but the practice of using water is followed by many countries for various reasons