B
Every year in the United States, Thanksgiving Day is on the fourth Thursday of November.
People in Canada also celebrate Thanksgiving Day. But because Canada is on the north of the United States, it is colder and the harvest comes earlier in the year. In Canada, people have Thanksgiving Day on the second Monday of October.
The harvest brings a lot of food to people. On Thanksgiving Day, people in Canada and America like to have a big meal with their friends and family just like what Chinese people do at the Mid-Autumn Festival. Many Canadians and Americans put flowers, vegetables and fruit around their houses.
At the dinner on Thanksgiving Day, many Canadians and Americans will eat turkey, potatoes and pumpkin pie. They will say “thank you” for the harvest that comes every year.
()1. Which country celebrates Thanksgiving Day like the United States?
A. Japan. B. China. C. Canada. D. Korea.
()2. In the United States, Thanksgiving Day is on the fourth Thursday of ______.
A. January B. May C. November D. December
()3. Canadians have Thanksgiving Day earlier in the year because ______.
A. they like flowers
B. the harvest comes earlier
C. they have a big meal
D. they want to be different
()4. The harvest brings ______ to people.
A. flowers B. turkeys C. food D. pumpkins
()5. What's the theme of the passage?
A. The festival. B. The season.
C. The history. D. The country.

1. C 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. A