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    At midnight on New Year's Eve (除夕), people in Rome, Italy, throw out all the things they don't want

any longer. The streets are filled with old chairs, beds, clothes and plates. In Madrid, Spain, the New Year

comes in more quietly. People get together in the center of the city. Each holds a bag of grapes. As the

clock strikes (敲) twelve, the people eat grapes-one for each strike.

    In Tokyo, Japan, people eat noodles on New Year's Eve. This food is said to bring long life. Early the

next morning some Japanese families climb Mount Fuji. There they watch the first sunrise of the new year.

( )1. New Year's Eve Rome must be very noisy.

(     )2. In the center of Madrid, a Spaniard brings more than fifteen grapes and waits for the New Year.

(     )3. Many happy people are in the street in Madrid on New Year's Eve.

(     )4. People in both Madrid and Tokyo bring in the new year by eating a special food.

( )5. The Japanese prefer to welcome the new year by going to bed early and rising early.