2. The Dragon Boat Festival

4. The Mid-Autumn Festival

6. The Spring Festival

8. The Tomb-Sweeping Festival

10. Christmas

12. Carnival

13. Thanksgiving Day

15. Halloween

16. The meaning and origin of carnival The people’s general impression of carnival Carnival in Venice today The laws against wearing masks How people celebrated carnival and the problems it caused in Venice The revival of carnival

17. 1 The people’s general impression of carnival 2 The meaning and origin of carnival 3 How people celebrated carnival and the problems it caused in Venice 4 The laws against wearing masks 5 The revival of carnival 6 Carnival in Venice today

18. For weeks on end people walked round the streets wearing masks, doing what they wanted without being recognised Without being permitted Without being examined Without being noticed

19. Ordinary people could pretend to be rich and important, while famous people could have romantic adventures in secret

20. Many crimes went unpunished Go bad Go wrong Go hungry Go blind Go deaf

21. Their use was limited by laws, the first of which dates back to the fourteenth century. date from Our school ____(date) back to 1946. I have many friends, many of ____ come from England. He lost many paintings,of _____ half were valuable.

22. If they broke the laws, they were put into prison for up to two years. Shall we go to the park? It is up to you It is up to you to do this job. Our classroom can hold up to 72 students. Up to now, he has learned many English words. What is he up to ?

23. 1 think of 2 from one country to another 3 have fun 4 mean doing sth 5 as time passed With time passing With the passing of time 6 in secret 7 ban sb from doing

24. 8 in the late 1970s 9 be good for 10 be crowded with 11 the same as 12 the key to doing 13 wander through the streets 14 have no idea 15 look like 16 take off 17 come off