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7. Sınıf Multi English Ders Kitabı Cevapları Meb Yayınları Sayfa 38

Soru: 1) Look at the pictures quickly and answer in pairs.

1. What do you see in the pictures?2. What do they have in common?

Soru: 2) Read the text below quickly and complete the sentences. Then check your answers in pairs.

1. The text is about...2...is dedicated to children.3. The founder of the Turkish Republic is...4...is the special day when the Turkish Republic was founded.5. In the...people carry flags and torches with honour and pride.

Days that Bring us Together

23 April is a special day called National Sovereignty and Children’s Day. It marks the establishment of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye in 1920. It is a unique celebration as it honours children. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Turkish Republic, dedicated this day to children all around the world. People decorate schools in Türkiye with Turkish flags and Atatürk’s posters. At our school, we celebrate this day with many fun activities. We usually start the celebrations with our national anthem and continue with speeches about the importance of the day. Students read poems about national sovereignty and children’s rights, perform traditional dances, and school choirs sing cheerful songs. One of the most exciting parts is when young students take on symbolic leadership roles for a day, like taking the place of the headmaster or teachers. In the afternoon, we enjoy games, competitions, and sports events. Sometimes, our school invites students from other countries to join the celebrations, making the day even more special. This special day reminds us of the importance of national sovereignty and unity. In addition to national holidays, religious holidays are also celebrated in Türkiye. Eid al-Fitr comes after Ramadan and is a time of joy and gratitude. Families visit each other, share desserts and children receive pocket money. The day is filled with kindness, happiness, and togetherness.

29 October is the day when the Republic of Türkiye was founded, and Turkish people celebrate it every year as the Republic Day. Preparations start days before, with students practising for performances and decorating their schools with Turkish flags and Atatürk’s posters. Students and teachers gather in school gardens to begin the celebrations with ceremonies. After the Turkish National Anthem, students perform plays and traditional folk dances. Some students give speeches about democracy, freedom, and the importance of the Republic. They also join poetry recitals, where they share their thoughts and feelings about independence and competitions like essay writing. Also, each city in Türkiye organises a torchlight procession in the evening. People carry flags and torches with honour and pride. The excitement in the air makes this day unforgettable for everyone. It reminds us of our national identity and brings us closer as a nation. Besides Republic Day, Eid al-Adha, a religious holiday, is also celebrated in Türkiye. Families come together and host feasts at home, visit relatives, neighbours and show compassion. It is a meaningful time that highlights generosity, care, and unity.

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