Lesson 5: Grandpa, I cannot find you
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- Q 1/6Score 0It was time for Reem and her brother to bring bread to grandfather again and this time Amanda accompanied them. No sooner had they crossed the marketplace when they heard “Reem’ They turned around quickly “Grandfather?’ Reem and her brother looked around. Amanda turned around as well wondering “How on earth could Reem and her brother find their grandfather in this busy marketplace where everyone is wearing taubs, ghutras and agals?” Just then a hand was placed on Reem’s shoulder. It was their grandfather “Come on,I hear you are bringing me some bread” Reem, her brother, Amanda and Grandfather went to his house “It was not easy to see you in the market place, Grandfather,” Reem explained“I wish you could see how Amanda was surprised when we found you. For her, everyone looked the same with their taub, ghutra and agal” “Well what do you expect, Reem? We live in the UAE, and the taub, ghutra and agal are part of our cultural identity. It is what we wear.” “Cultural identity?” Reem looked puzzled.“What’s that?” “It’s how you identify yourself” Grandfather explained. “You see many things between your own house and my house that you wouldn’t see in other places of the world, such as the great traditional building, the taub ghutra and agal.”“And the man playing the oud and singing.” “Yes, that’s right, Architecture, incense, storytelling, arts and our clothes are all part of our cultural identity. But there is much more to our culture too.” Reem thought for a moment.She realized that there were things in her culture that she did not always see. There was so much to discover.29ok
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- Q1It was time for Reem and her brother to bring bread to grandfather again and this time Amanda accompanied them. No sooner had they crossed the marketplace when they heard “Reem’ They turned around quickly “Grandfather?’ Reem and her brother looked around. Amanda turned around as well wondering “How on earth could Reem and her brother find their grandfather in this busy marketplace where everyone is wearing taubs, ghutras and agals?” Just then a hand was placed on Reem’s shoulder. It was their grandfather “Come on,I hear you are bringing me some bread” Reem, her brother, Amanda and Grandfather went to his house “It was not easy to see you in the market place, Grandfather,” Reem explained“I wish you could see how Amanda was surprised when we found you. For her, everyone looked the same with their taub, ghutra and agal” “Well what do you expect, Reem? We live in the UAE, and the taub, ghutra and agal are part of our cultural identity. It is what we wear.” “Cultural identity?” Reem looked puzzled.“What’s that?” “It’s how you identify yourself” Grandfather explained. “You see many things between your own house and my house that you wouldn’t see in other places of the world, such as the great traditional building, the taub ghutra and agal.”“And the man playing the oud and singing.” “Yes, that’s right, Architecture, incense, storytelling, arts and our clothes are all part of our cultural identity. But there is much more to our culture too.” Reem thought for a moment.She realized that there were things in her culture that she did not always see. There was so much to discover.ok30s
- Q2What is a taub?The ghutra and agal are a headscarf usually worn with a taub.A taub is a long white robe worn in the UAE.30s
- Q3What are ghutra and agal?The ghutra and agal are a headscarf usually worn with a taub.A taub is a long white robe worn in the UAE.30s
- Q4Why Amanda thought that it was hard for Reem and her brother to find their grandfather?All the men were dressed in similar clothes.The ghutra and agal are a headscarf usually worn with a taub.30s
- Q5What elements in the story make up Reem’s cultural identity?All the men were dressed in similar clothesThe clothes; the music; the buildings.30s
- Q6With the help of google search and find these things about your own country and write it in your bookok30s
