Bài tập từ vựng tiếng Anh cho trẻ em đề tài China – Trung Quốc. Cùng trẻ ôn luyện để làm tốt bài vở môn Social Studies nhé.
- Ôn tập với China Vocabulary – Từ vựng về Trung Quốc
- Ôn tập với China Bank on it – Điều sẽ gặp ở Trung Quốc
- Ôn tập với China Puzzle – Câu đố Ô chữ Trung Quốc
- Ôn tập với China Do the Research – Tìm hiểu Trung Quốc
- Ôn tập với China Reading Comprehension – Bài Đọc hiểu về Trung Quốc
China – Trung Quốc
Hướng dẫn: Hãy nối những từ vựng bên cột trái với định nghĩa tương ứng bên cột phải.
| 1. dynasty | A lamp with a transparent case that protects the flame or electric bulb. It has a handle for easy carrying |
| 2. Confucius | A written character symbolizing the idea of something without using the sounds necessary to say it |
| 3. chopsticks | Capital of China in the northeastern part of the country |
| 4. calligraphy | A real or imitation Hindu or Buddhist temple or sacred building, typically a many leveled tower |
| 5. jade | An oblong frame with rows of wire or grooves that beads are moved across for making calculations |
| 6. emperor | A giant woody grass that mainly grows in the tropics and is often used in making furniture and other implements |
| 7. bamboo | A succession of people from the same family that hold ruler positions in a country |
| 8. Asia | A toy that is made with a light frame with thin material stretched over it that is then flown in the wind with a string attached |
| 9. rickshaw | The largest continent that constitutes nearly one third of all landmass and lies predominantly north of the equator |
| 10. lantern | Decorative handwriting or handwriting written with a pen of paintbrush on a canvas as art |
| 11. abacus | A sovereign ruler with great rank and often unlimited power |
| 12. ideogram | A large bearlike mammal that is black and white in color and native to the bamboo forests of China |
| 13. pagoda | A Chinese philosopher that taught about practical morals |
| 14. Beijing | Each of a pair of small, thin, tapered sticks that are held in one hand and used for eating, often made of ivory, wood, or plastic |
| 15. kite | A small two wheeled cart that holds a single passenger and is pulled by another person |
| 16. panda | A hard, normally green stone, that is used to make ornaments and jewelry |
Answer key
- dynasty: A succession of people from the same family that hold ruler positions in a country
- Confucius: A Chinese philosopher that taught about practical morals
- chopsticks: Each of a pair of small, thin, tapered sticks that are held in one hand and used for eating, often made of ivory, wood, or plastic
- calligraphy: Decorative handwriting or handwriting written with a pen of paintbrush on a canvas as art
- jade: A hard, normally green stone, that is used to make ornaments and jewelry
- emperor: A sovereign ruler with great rank and often unlimited power
- bamboo: A giant woody grass that mainly grows in the tropics and is often used in making furniture and other implements
- Asia: The largest continent that constitutes nearly one third of all landmass and lies predominantly north of the equator
- rickshaw: A small two wheeled cart that holds a single passenger and is pulled by another person
- lantern: A lamp with a transparent case that protects the flame or electric bulb. It has a handle for easy carrying
- abacus: An oblong frame with rows of wire or grooves that beads are moved across for making calculations
- ideogram: A written character symbolizing the idea of something without using the sounds necessary to say it
- pagoda: A real or imitation Hindu or Buddhist temple or sacred building, typically a many leveled tower
- Beijing: Capital of China in the northeastern part of the country
- kite: A toy that is made with a light frame with thin material stretched over it that is then flown in the wind with a string attached
- panda: A large bearlike mammal that is black and white in color and native to the bamboo forests of China