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1. Melania Trump masters the moment
Washington (CNN)
When President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived
on the White House South Lawn Tuesday morning to formally
welcome French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte,
one thing was clear: The first lady commanded attention.
Without speaking a word, dressed in a white Michael Kors Collection
asymmetrical blazer and skirt -- and an eye-catching, custom-made Hervé
Pierre hat -- Melania Trump spoke volumes. This was her house, her dinner and
her terms.
It has truly been a spotlight week for the first lady, kicking off with her
attendance at Barbara Bush's funeral, the sole White House representation
joining other first ladies and former presidents and culminating with her first
state dinner. In many ways, the events showcased Melania Trump's contrasts
with her husband -- where he is impulsive, she is meticulous; where he is
combative, she is compassionate.
The President gave his wife a warm thank you for all her efforts on the dinner
during his toast Tuesday night. "To America's absolutely incredible first lady,
thank you for making this an evening we will always cherish and remember.
Thank you, Melania," he said to applause.
Relying solely on her own research and aesthetic instincts, Trump crafted a
cream and gold color scheme, with details spanning the patterns on the chair
cushions to the honey with dessert made by bees in the White House hive.
Each of her selections for the Macrons' visit was chosen with meaning behind it,
down to the china (from the Clinton presidential era), flowers (white sweet peas
and 1,200 branches of cherry blossoms), and menu (rack of lamb with
accompanying Cajun-spiced jambalaya, with herbs from the White House
Kitchen Garden).
Prior to her husband taking office, Trump was an unfamiliar political spouse, a very
private woman who had spent several years being a full-time mother. But with the
state dinner, she had the chance to set the tone for one new thing in her husband's
somewhat tumultuous administration. Trump also chose to hold the intimate
dinner in the State Dining Room, which can accommodate 100 to 150 seated
guests, rather than tent a larger space outside on the lawn to allow for more
people, something Michelle and Barack Obama opted to do for their last couple
of state dinners.
"She has been very focused on the experience of the guests, and wants to
ensure they are able to truly enjoy and remember the occasion. When you are
invited to a dinner at the White House, it is very special to be able to sit in the
State Dining Room. After all, this is the People's House, which is rich with
history and tradition," East Wing communications director Stephanie Grisham
said.

2. Every detail was meant to "complement and pay homage to the long-standing
friendship between the United States and France. "Even the wine selection was
chosen with the French-American relationship in mind. The Domaine Serene
Chardonnay "Evenstad Reserve" 2015 was grown from French plants from Dijon
"that thrive in the volcanic Oregon soil." The Domaine Drouhin Pinot Noir "Laurène"
2014 "uses the motto 'French soul--Oregon soil.'"
1. Provide a synonym for every underlined word.
2. What is, according to the text, Melania Trump like?
3. How would you feel if you were invited to have dinner at the White House?
4. Do you think that moment could become an outstanding one in your life?

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