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4. David tells Aigul about a public holiday they celebrate in Great Britain. Listen or read. Answer the questions. 1) What is the name of the holiday? 2) When do people celebrate it? 3) What do people use to make the Guys? 4) Why do children take their Guys out on the street? 5) Do people have torch-lit processions in small towns? 6) What is the traditional food on the Guy Fawkes Night? Aigul: David, what holidays do you celebrate in autumn? David: On the fifth of November, we celebrate Guy Fawkes Night. Or sometimes we call it Bonfire Night. Aigul: How do you celebrate it? David: Before the holiday, people prepare the Guys. The Guy is a model of a person that people make out of old clothes, paper or straw. The Guys are usually very big, sometimes about nine meters high. Children can make their Guys too. They aren't so big, but they are really nice and funny. They take their homemade guys out on the street and ask for "a penny for the Guy" for fireworks. Some people wear special masks on this day. In main towns or cities people organize​

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torch-lit processions. They carry the Guys through the streets and then burn them on a big bonfire. There are also fireworks displays in many places. Aigul: That sounds like a lot of fun! Do people have any special food on Guy Fawkes Night? David: Yes, there is a traditional food called Parkin. It is a sticky gingerbread cake made with oatmeal, treacle, and ginger. People often have bonfire parties where they eat Parkin and other traditional foods like toffee apples. Aigul: That sounds delicious! I would love to try Parkin someday. David: It's really tasty! Guy Fawkes Night is a very unique and exciting holiday in Great Britain. It's a time for people to come together, enjoy fireworks, and celebrate the history and traditions of the country. Aigul: Thank you for telling me about it, David. I hope I can experience Guy Fawkes Night one day. David: You're welcome, Aigul. I'm sure you would enjoy it. It's definitely a holiday worth experiencing.