Question

Read about Proms in Germany and put T for true or F for false.
Germany
German students celebrate the end of secondary school and the passing of their final exams, known as Abitur, with a dance called the Abiball. The Abiball takes place after graduation and, though like in America, students don formalwear and dance the night away, the similarities mostly end there. Don’t expect to see YouTube videos of German proposals: Many students attend Abiball with parents or siblings and celebrate the night with families, friends, and teachers alike — for part of the evening at least. The dance usually starts with a ceremonial procession of the proud graduates, and sometimes includes speeches, awards, and sketches along with the typical eating, drinking, and dancing. But near the end of the night, family members head home and the students keep the party going, often after relocating to a dance club, where they stay until the wee hours of the morning.
AVAILABLE AT: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/5-prom-traditions-around-world ACCESSED: 4 MAY 2020.
A. ( ) The name of the Prom dance in Germany is Abitur.
B. ( ) Students wear formal clothes and dance the night away.
C. ( ) Students go to the dance with friends or boyfriends or girlfriends.
D. ( ) The dance always starts with a ceremonial procession of the teachers.
E. ( ) By the end of the night, students go to a dance club and the party continues.

Answer 1

Resposta:

a) F.

b) V.

c) F.

d) F.

e) V.