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parties,kids often play games,such as races with potatoes on spoons.GHANAIn Ghana,one of the most common birthday traditions is that kids get to eat Oto for breakfast-sweet potatoes mixed with onions,made into patties,and fried with hard boiled eggs.Later in theday,Ghanaians sometimes have a party for the child with stew,rice,and kelewele.At the party,girls often like to play a game called Ampe.MEXICOMexico families love parties,and celebrate birthdays grandly.The 15th birthday,quinceanera,is the most important,formal,and well-prepared.Mexicans always sing Las Maranitas to wake upthe child on their birthday.When the birthday girl or boy blows out their candles,guests call forthem to take a bite of the cake and always push their face into the frosting,while cheering "mordida-mordida".A Mexican birthday party always has a pinata filled with little toys and candies.21.What would parents in China and Ghana both do for their birthday kids?A.Play a unique game with them.B.Give them money in red paper.C.Provide a special food for them.D.Make an item of clothing for them.22.Which activity is common at Israeli kids'birthday parties?A.Smearing cake in their face.B.Lifting them up a few times.C.Making the snack kelewele.D.Giving out self-made red eggs.23.What do kids in Mexico get on their birthdays?A.A blessing song.B.A piece of silver.C.A hearty breakfast.D.A crown of flowers.BHot,sticky and aching from two hours of hiking steep jungle trails ()it's a relief to leapoff the rock ledge and feel the massaging effect of the roiling ocean as I enter the water below.I'm on a guided hike around Te Pari-the wild,uninhabited seven-mile-long coastline at Tahiti'ssoutheastern end.Te Pari simply means "The Cliffs"in Tahitian,and we see a series of black,volcanic rock faces plunging into the water,cut by a handful of lush,steep-sided valleys.Hit bywind and sea,the area is only accessible on foot or by boat when the waves are small enough,as it istoday.When the ocean is more stormy,parts of the trail will be swallowed by legendary waves.After drying off with towels pulled from our backpacks,we continue our hike along the risingand falling folds of the cliff edge with our local guide,Hitinui Levy.Though he's 6 feet tall with alarge build and is carrying a heavy backpack,he springs along the rocky path like a cat.Hitinui andsome of his fellow guides from Teahupo'o maintain this trail themselves,and he knows it like theback of his hand.Eventually the trail leads us uphill and into a pandanus forest,thick with the palm-like treesprized by Tahitians for their long and thin leaves,which are used in weaving and to make localthatched(茅草的)roofs..When hiking here,it's easy to see why locals are intent on protecting the region.Te Pari is azone of immense natural beauty.The path wends through amber-hued reefs where we wade ankle-deep in clear waters,and over arcs of white sand beaches.We swim in a natural,wave-fed