9. Sınıf İngilizce Hazırlık Ders Kitabı Cevapları Sayfa 138
9. Sınıf İngilizce Hazırlık Ders Kitabı Sayfa 138 Cevapları Meb Yayınları‘na ulaşabilmek ve dersinizi kolayca yapabilmek için aşağıdaki yayınımızı mutlaka inceleyiniz.
9. Sınıf İngilizce Hazırlık Ders Kitabı Cevapları Sayfa 138
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a. Discuss the following questions with your friends.
1 What benefits can a city get from festivals?
2 How does cultural exchange affect people?
b. Skim the magazine article and try to guess what the best title for it can be. Write it in the box below.
2,700 years ago, Akçaabat was an important town of eastern Black Sea region. Though it was attacked by many nations, none of them was successful at capturing the town except Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror; he added it to his territories in 1461. In our day, this beautiful town hosts a great international festival, Akçaabat International Culture, Art and Folk Dance Festival. It is accepted by many people to be one of the greatest ones in the region. Apart from its contributions to the tourism sector, it has a strong effect on making folk dances of other countries widely known by Turkish people. It also plays a key role in introducing the history and cultural values of the city to foreigners. The festival begins with art, cartoon and photographic exhibitions. A painting contest for kids and a street basketball tournament are held. On the second day, folk dance groups coming from other countries and cities go on a parade along with visitors. It continues until they reach the beach and people form a huge ‘horon’ circle there. As this can affect the traffic in the town, local people generally prefer using public transport. On the third day of the festival, which is also the last, both national and foreign folk dance groups perform.
Urla is a rural tourism spot which has improved a lot recently. It has many antique remains and villages which are untouched by tourism or urbanism. The residents of these villages still keep the centuries-old tradition of growing olives and grapes alive. They are of the opinion that they bear a great responsibility of not letting the region turn into a desert. That’s why they keep their lands cultivated. Urla’s Traditional Grape Harvest Festival dates from 600 BC and it acts as a bridge between past and present. Approximately 2,600 years ago, people used to have festivals in the name of Dionysus, the Ancient Greek god of the grape harvest and theatre. They would squash the grapes under their bare feet to extract their juice and then, they would drink it or use it as a sweetener for their desserts. In present day, of course, the festival has nothing to do with religious rituals, but it is celebrated as a time of festivity. Urla hosts the festival on 15 August, when olives get oilier and grapes sweeter. Throughout the festival, several local products such as grapes are offered to the guests. Well- known chefs run workshops and people can watch folk dance groups perform while children are offered fun and educational activities. A local delicacies championship is held where ‘keşkek’ is prepared and handed out to the guests. It is one of UNESCO’s cultural heritage traditional ceremonies.
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9. Sınıf Meb Yayınları İngilizce Hazırlık Ders Kitabı Sayfa 138 Cevabı ile ilgili aşağıda bulunan emojileri kullanarak duygularınızı belirtebilir aynı zamanda sosyal medyada paylaşarak bizlere katkıda bulunabilirsiniz.
