Names names Is there any tradition about naming babies?

Describe a time when you received money as a gift
Choosing a gift for someone is in my opinion one of the most confusing activities because there are many factor that a person needs to take into account such as the age , gender and the taste of the receiver. So sometimes, the best approach is to give money as a gift. But I heard that some people don’t like it because to them, giving money means a kind of disrespect because it can mean that the person who gave money chose the lazy way instead of taking the time to choose a particular present. But for me it’s not a big deal and actually I prefer it because I have received many gifts that I didn’t like or didn’t need but when it comes to money, I can spend it however I like.
So, a similar situation happened on my last birthday. Actually, among my friends we have a tradition that when it’s one of the friends’ birthday, we just collect money and every one makes some sort of contribution and then we buy something big. And of course, my friends did the same before my birthday. But they didn’t know what to buy and instead they just put the money in an envelope and gave it to me. When I opened it, I realized that there was a decent amount of money. And the first thing I did with the money is that I went shopping and I spent almost of it buying new clothes and I also had lunch. And I actually had a great time that day and Of course, I thanked my friends for this generous gesture.

Describe a TV program that you often watch
Well, considering how busy I am these days thanks to my job and studies and extra lessons, I don’t really have time to watch TV. I may watch TV when having dinner with my family members but other than this watching TV is not something I normally do. But last Sunday, when my little brother was flicking through channels to pick one to watch, I saw this program called ‘How it is produced’ and it just got me hooked not because I had nothing to do but because it used to be one of my favorite TV programs in my childhood.
The program, like its name suggests, shows how things that we use on a daily basis such as the iron or refrigerator are produced. What I particularly like about this program is that even though there is a lot of science behind those things and it can be difficult for an average person, the program uses such a simple language that I actually feel smart while watching it.
So, when I saw the same program on TV after not seeing it for like 10 plus years, it made me remember how I used to look forward to it. And on that particular episode, the process by which bicycles are produced was explained. It lasted for like 40 minutes and it explained every step involved in making just one bike ranging from how the framework is made and what kind of metal is used to how the tire for different kinds of bikes are made. I never thought about how much effort was put into creating one single bicycle until the program made me. And it also made me appreciate the work of whoever made my bike.