This workbook is designed for B2 level English learners who want to delve deeper into the Orthodox Theophany tradition. The workbook combines language activities with cultural and religious learning, making it ideal for expanding vocabulary and developing comprehension skills. 
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Contents 
Reading: 
1 Learn key words related to the Orthodox Epiphany tradition and explain their meanings. 
2. Read the article about Epiphany and underline new words. Try to explain their meanings in context. 
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Text description: The article tells about the celebration of the Orthodox Epiphany, which takes place annually on January 6th according to the Julian calendar (or January 19th according to the Gregorian calendar). On this day, Orthodox Christians celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River.  The article also describes traditions such as the "Great Blessing of the Waters," where a priest blesses the water, turning it into a symbol of purification, and the rite of removing the holy cross from the water. The day is also a time for the baptism of new believers and spiritual renewal. 
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Comprehension Tasks: 
1. Read the sentences and decide whether they are true or false. 
2. Take the quiz and choose the correct answer. 
3. Answer the questions to test your understanding. 
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Vocabulary Practice: 
1. Read the dialogue and fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary. 
2. Match the words with their definitions. 
3. Solve the crossword puzzle. 
4. Fill in the blanks to form the correct form of the word. 
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Important!  All tasks are accompanied by answers so that students can independently check their knowledge and improve their results. Answers will also be useful for teachers, helping to effectively check students' work and organize feedback.

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Orthodox Theophany Traditions (B2)

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. This workbook is designed for B2 level English learners who want to delve deeper into the Orthodox Theophany t…