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H. Listen to your teacher. Practise the pronunciation of these words.

belief religion graveyard candle celebration cemetery fireworks festival carnival soul spirit torch

I. Choose words from the vocabulary box that are similar in meaning or belong to the same category. Then, check your answer with a peer. Example: night --- day (category) bright --- intelligent (meaning)

1. belief ______________________________
2. soul ______________________________
3. candle ______________________________
4. graveyard ______________________________
5. carnival ______________________________

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