Ôn luyện Từ vựng thi vào 10 số 52: Vietnamese lifestyle: Then and Now (Set 1)

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Drag and drop to complete the sentences.

1. In modern Vietnam, more people prefer to live in 1.1, with just parents and children under one roof.

2. Both in the past and today, 1.2 have always been important in Vietnamese culture.

3. One advantage of 1.3 is that grandparents help take care of the grandchildren.

4. The gaps in lifestyles often cause arguments between teens and parents.

Complete the sentences, using the hints given.

	In the past, the younger 2.1 always listened to their elders, but now they express their own opinions more.
	Vietnamese 2.2 used to focus on rice and vegetables, but today, fast food is becoming more popular.
	Traditional 2.3 often gathered for meals, but now family members may eat at different times.
	Modern life has changed 2.4 as young people often move to big cities for work.

Young people are taught to _____ arguing with their elders as a sign of respect.

Many elderly women in certain regions of Vietnam still keep the tradition of _____ their teeth black.

Young people today often _____ on whether they should follow traditional customs or have modern lifestyles.

The children _____ to visit their parents frequently, but their busy city life kept them away.

Modern lifestyles have made people more _____ on technology for communication and daily tasks.

Older generations often miss the slow and peaceful _____ of the past, compared to today’s busy cities.

Tet holiday reflects the _____ nature of Vietnamese culture as people travel home to reunite with their loved ones.

Modern influences have introduced various _____ in Vietnam, including single-parent households and blended families.

Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s).

In previous generations, most Vietnamese families had many children, but today, smaller families are more common.

Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Many Vietnamese families now allow more freedom for children in choosing their careers.

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Elders taught children to always keep their word, as trust was a key value in family and community life.

Choose the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word(s).

Today, young people turn down arranged marriages and prefer to choose their own partners.

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Unlike before, students now have more access to training through online courses. (PROFESSION)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

People used to be on natural water sources like wells, but now most households have tap water. (DEPEND)

Complete the conversation.

Lan: Grandma, how was family life in the past?

Grandma: It was very different, Lan. Families were big, and we lived in a(n) 17.1nuclear familyextended family with grandparents, parents, and children in one 17.2householdcourse.

Lan: Was the 17.3community serviceparents-children relation strict?

Grandma: Yes, children respected their parents and obeyed them. Parents worked hard to provide for the family, and children helped with housework and farming.

Lan: Did you play a lot?

Grandma: We played simple games like marbles and kite flying, but we also had duties. Some boys even 17.4droverode buffalos in the fields.

Drag and drop to complete the text.

Nowadays, life in Vietnam is very 18.1 from the past. Young people have a better chance to learn with modern schools, online resources, and 18.2 for their future careers.

Many teenagers are less 18.3 on parents and make their own decisions about education and lifestyle. Some express themselves by the way they choose their own clothes or even 18.4 their hair in bright colors.

Despite these changes, Vietnamese culture still reflects strong 18.5. Parents 18.6 their children, and traditional festivals like Tet remain important. Modern life brings new opportunities, but family love and respect continue to be the foundation of Vietnamese society.