THE MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional celebration (1) ________ on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month. It is widely known in many Asian countries. In Vietnam, it is a (2) ________ occasion for families to gather, and for children to enjoy various activities. Children tend (3) ________ up the streets with colorful lanterns of all shapes and sizes, creating a festive atmosphere. Mooncakes, a symbolic treat of the festival, are shared (4) ________ family members and given as gifts to friends. Children participate in lion dances, play folk games, and listen to the legend of the Moon Lady and the Moon Boy. The festival also represents the appreciation of a (5) ________ It's not only a cultural event but also a cherished time to express love, gratitude, and unity. Even today, it still (6) ________ an important part of Vietnamese culture.