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Norway's culture includes traditional foods like cake with apple and salmon, as well as landmarks in Oslo, the Rock Art of Alta, and North Cape. The document compares Turkish and Norwegian cultures, stating that Turks are more gentlemanly, brave, kind, friendly, honest, and strong than Norwegians. It asks the reader to provide feedback on these cultural comparisons.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow, releases endorphins, and promotes changes in the brain which help regulate emotions and stress levels.
Indian culture
India has 3 seasons - hot, rainy, and dry. It has over 1652 languages spoken and many ancient temples and lost cities. The majority religion is Hinduism, which influences many festivals and temple traditions throughout the country.
Africa culture
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Japanese culture
Japanese culture places importance on politeness and respect. When visiting Japan, shoes are removed in homes, hospitals, and schools. Table manners involve using hashi (sticks) and saying "itadakimasu" before eating. The family structure traditionally involves fathers working long hours while mothers care for children and manage household duties. Traditional Japanese clothing includes the kimono, which comes in different styles for men and women.
Korean culture
Korean culture has many elements including rich cuisine. Traditional Korean meals usually consist of rice, noodles, soup and fish served together family style. Music is also an important part of Korean culture, featuring instruments like the gayageum, geomungo and yanggeum. Buddhism is the most common religion, and Koreans honor deceased loved ones with memorial meals and ceremonies over several days.
Portugal
Portugal is the westernmost country in Europe. It has developed a unique culture influenced by various civilizations. Portuguese literature, cuisine, music like fado, and sports like football are all important parts of Portuguese culture. Famous Portuguese authors include Jose Saramago, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Simple past or pre. perf
- 1. Present Perfect or Past Simple
- 2. has packed Janet ____________ (pack) her case and she’s ready to go!
- 3. Did you see ____________ (you/see) Ian at the supermarket last week?
- 4. has repaired Daniel _____________(repair) the lights, they work now!
- 5. went It’s ages since we _________ (go) to the theatre.
- 6. lived I _________ (live) in England for 30 years, but I live in France now.
- 7. haven’t had We ____________ (not/have) much sun so far this year.
- 8. David, your parcel has just arrived _________________ (just/arrive)
- 9. haven’t had We ___________ (not/have) a party since New Year’s Eve.
- 10. has just found Dad _____________ (just/find) his glasses, he’s so pleased!
- 11. signed Trevor ___________ (sign) the contract for a house yesterday.
- 12. Have you done ______________(you/do) the shopping yet?
- 13. have arrived Your parents ______________ (arrive). They’re in the lounge.
- 14. I ‘ve lost _________ (lose) my wallet. I can’t find it anywhere.
- 15. played We __________ (play) tennis with our friends yesterday.
- 16. Have you ever been _________________(you/ever/be) to Scotland?
- 17. rained It __________ (rain) a lot last month.
- 18. Have you washed ______________(you/wash) the car yet?
- 19. went The last time we ________ (go) to Paris was in 1999.
- 20. did you get What time ______________ (get) up this morning?