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    31/3/2019 Japanese Public Bath: Bathtubs and Accessories

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    Name two customs or traditions visitors to your country may have - Vocabulary Quizzes
    "His family business difficulty adjusting to. As part of this discussion, talk about any points
    took a real bath when that visitors should be aware of when staying as a guest at a home Other Links:
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    moved into town." - EnglishVoices
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    "doesn't/won't wash" = HELPFUL TIP: When visiting a
    used to say that you home in another country, be sure to
    don't believe someone's find out the expectations for using
    explanation or attitude bathrooms. When and how you use
    about something the shower or bath can be different
    from culture to culture.
    "Your excuse that your
    dog ate your homework
    won't wash with the
    teacher."
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    Learning Resources Listen to the conversation by pressing the "Play" button of the audio
    type you want to hear, and answer the questions. Press the "Final
    Score" button to check your quiz. This conversation deals with very
    traditional public baths in Japan, but these places have changed
    considerably over the years depending on location.

    00:00 01:39

    1. What is the first thing you do when visiting a Japanese public


    bath?
    A. pay the entrance fee
    B. take off your shoes
    C. put your clothes in a locker

    2. What surprised Phil when he went to the bath?


    A. The entrance fee was expensive.
    B. People sit down when they bathe.
    C. The attendant could see him undressing.

    3. What do you wear when bathing?


    A. a swimming suit
    B. shorts
    C. nothing

    4. Traditionally, the bath was a place where people could:


    A. socialize with their neighbors.
    B. make informal business deals.
    C. find marriage partners for their children.

    5. What do people sometimes do after their bath?


    A. watch videos
    B. drink something, like tea
    C. play Japanese chess with friends

    Final Score Reset

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    Score = 100%
    Correct answers:
    1. take off your shoes
    2. The attendant could see him undressing.
    3. nothing
    4. socialize with their neighbors.
    5. drink something, like tea

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    Mixed-Up Sentence
    Sentence and Vocabulary Matching
    Text Completion Quiz

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    three aspects of your culture that may require foreigners to get


    used to
    an experience in visiting a foreign country where you had
    difficulty with the language or culture.

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