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Помогите пожалуйста ответить на 6 и 7 вопросы с текста!!!!!! (((((( а остальные я уже сделал Visiting a home in Kazakhstan. Yesterday i was invited with my parents , to the home of their Kazakhstani friends. We haven't lived in Kazakhstan for very long , so this was my first visit to a family home here. I really enjoyed it and i also leaned a lot about customs in Kazakhstan . That's what i'm going to write about here - ssome useful information for other foreigners. A lot of things are the same as in England , but some things are different . The first thing is that you should take off your shoes when you go in - or offer to take them off . Most people in England don't do that, but here people usually do. People shake hands like in Engiand , but here they often use both hands ,not just one hand. After we arrived we were given tea and bread The tea cups were only half filled . That surprised me at first , but now i understand it. . People like to refill your cup , so they don't give you too much tea first time. There's another reason too: if they fill the cup to the top , it means you are only welcome for a short visit. Later, we had a meal with all the family. The food was delicious , but there was too much food ! I felt completely full . But they kept giving me more food! In England , it's polite to finish everything on your plate , but here the custom is different . Here , if you finish everything on your plate , it means you haven't had enough food and you want more . I didn't know that! I think meals here are bigger and longer than in England . Kazakhstanis really enjoy them , and they go on for a long tine. Tomorrow my new friend, Dania, is going to show me round the city. I don't klow where she'll take me, but i'll write about it in my next blog. 1) Where is jenny from? 2) What happened yesterday? 3) Do people in England usually take off their shoes when they arrive ?. 4)What surprised jenny about the tea ? 5)Why was jenny given too much food ? 6)How many differences does she describe in theis blog? 7) Is her information all correct ? Give your opinion.

Answer 1

6) 3
7) I think all of her information is correct

Answer 2

1) Where is Jenny from? - Jenny is from England.

2) What happened yesterday? - Yesterday, Jenny was invited with her parents to the home of their Kazakhstani friends. It was her first visit to a family home in Kazakhstan.

3) Do people in England usually take off their shoes when they arrive? - No, people in England usually don't take off their shoes when they arrive. However, in Kazakhstan, it is customary to take off shoes when entering a home, or at least offer to do so.

4) What surprised Jenny about the tea? - Jenny was surprised that the tea cups were only half filled. She later understood that it's a custom to refill the cup, so they don't give too much tea at first. Additionally, filling the cup to the top may signify that the guest is only welcome for a short visit.

5) Why was Jenny given too much food? - In Kazakhstan, if you finish everything on your plate, it can be interpreted as a sign that you haven't had enough food and want more. Jenny was given too much food because the custom in Kazakhstan is different from England, where it is considered polite to finish everything on your plate.

6) How many differences does she describe in this blog? - Jenny describes several differences in the blog. These include the custom of taking off shoes when entering a home, the use of both hands when shaking hands, the practice of serving tea with cups only half filled, the cultural significance of finishing or not finishing food on your plate, and the size and duration of meals.

7) Is her information all correct? Give your opinion. - Based on the information provided, it seems that Jenny's observations are accurate. She is sharing her experiences and cultural differences she noticed during her visit to a Kazakhstani home. However, it's essential to note that cultural practices can vary among individuals and regions, so her observations may not represent every Kazakhstani household. Overall, her information appears to be correct in the context of her personal experience.