a bath- (noun) cleaning one's body by sitting in water to bathe- verb meaning to take a bath shower- (noun and verb) cleaning one's body by standing under water showerhead- the part of the shower that the water comes out of to scrub- to remove dirt by rubbing to rinse- to remove soap or dirt with water soothing- relaxing drain- hole in the ground or bathtub that the water goes down Traveling is fun because you can see how people in other parts of the world live. One thing
travelers don't often think about before traveling is how other cultures bathe. And bathrooms in many countries may be different from the kind you are used to.
In the United States, most people take a shower once a day in the morning. The showerhead is usually mounted on the wall and cannot be moved. The bather simply stands under the water, gets wet, scrubs with soap and often a washcloth, and then rinses off.
Children often take a bath each night and enjoy playing with small toys such as boats and rubber ducks. Many adults, especially women, enjoy a soothing bath to get rid of stress at the end of the day.
It is important to remember that when you take a shower or bath in the United States, you should be careful to keep the water inside the bathtub or shower. Unlike bathrooms in many countries, there is no drain in the floor. If water gets on the floor it cannot go anywhere and must be cleaned up with a towel or mop. It can also cause problems for the floor. So be careful.
Check Your Understanding
Choose the correct answer. Check the answers below.1. Travelers don't often think about ___ in other countries before traveling.
a. bathing
b. food
c. money
2. Americans often take a shower in the ___.
a. morning
b. afternoon
c. night
3. Children often take a ___ at night.
a. shower
b. bath
c. swim
4. Sometimes adults take a bath to ___.
a. shower
b. relax
c. play with toys
5. American floors don't have a
a. bathtub
b. showerhead
c. drain
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