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Exercice "Je viens de Chinatown - I'm from Chinatown", créé par bridg (exercice gratuit pour apprendre l'anglais) :
Résultats des 762 personnes qui ont passé ce test :
Moyenne : 58% (11.6 / 20) Partager

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58.2% ont eu au moins la moyenne.
Tous les membres qui ont obtenu un 20/20 à ce test


Statistiques questions sur 482 candidats
Question 1 réussie à 63.1 %
My parents came to New York from China in 1978. They came in this country with my older sister because they wanted more * for their children

Question 2 réussie à 60.2 %
My younger brother and I were born here. We are Chinese-Americans.When I was younger, I * to be totally American

Question 3 réussie à 52.9 %
I wanted to fit in with my friends. But as I’ve *, I’ve started to appreciate the part of that’s Chinese.

Question 4 réussie à 45.2 %
I know how to speak Chinese and there are certain Chinese traditions that I really love, little things that I can do to stay * with the Chinese culture

Question 5 réussie à 77.8 %
For instance, * to an old Chinese tradition, you’re not supposed to wash your hair on the birthday of a relative or close friend. It brings bad luck.

Question 6 réussie à 49.6 %
On Chinese New Year which is in February (the date changes every year), my family has a * feast.

Question 7 réussie à 45.4 %
There are ten different * and you have to eat two pieces of each plate, plus two bowls of rice.

Question 8 réussie à 54.1 %
You’re also supposed to put tangerine by your bed on the * day of the New Year.

Question 9 réussie à 52.5 %
You keep it there for weeks until it rots. It brings good * into the New Year.

Question 10 réussie à 50.2 %
I don’t always know the meaning of these *, but that doesn’t matter to me. I ask my mother and she says that’s just the way it is.

Question 11 réussie à 43.2 %
I think food is the most important * to keep our culture alive. Every meal in our house is a Chinese meal.

Question 12 réussie à 31.3 %
My mother cooks traditional foods and Chinese * like shark fin soup. We eat with chopsticks and speak mainly Chinese at table.

Question 13 réussie à 52.5 %
My life is pretty busy. I’m a junior at New York University and twice a week I work at 'choices'. But every Sunday I * my whole day with my family.

Question 14 réussie à 56.8 %
In the morning we go to Chinatown. After going to church, we go * at the food market.

Question 15 réussie à 43.8 %
When I’m at school or at work I feel like another American, but In Chinatown * all these Chinese people, I feel like I’m part of them.


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