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Дополнительные материалы к урокам по теме «Food and Shopping. Spotlight 8. Module 2 A,B ».
2A. Reading & Vocabulary
1. Answer the questions:
1. What do you usually eat at home on weekdays/at the weekend for breakfast/lunch/dinner?
2. What do you usually eat at the weekend for breakfast
3. What do you usually eat for lunch?
4. What do you usually eat for dinner?
5. What do you usually eat at school canteen?
6. What food do you prefer?
7. Do you like eating out or at home?
2. Read the text at p. 27, SB and do Ex.3b p. 26, then answer the questions.
1) What is the origin of the obento?
2) When did it become a tradition to take food to work?
3) What does an obento consist of?
4) What are the regulations for an obento in a nursery school?
5) Why is it important that mothers should prepare their child’s food?
3. Translate into English:
1) Обенто, или бенто, – это одна из старейших гастрономических традиций в Японии.
2) Это должно быть питательным и полезным, но также и привлекательным.
3) Матери получают большое удовлетворение от того, что придумывают “школьные обенто” для своих детей.
4) Она также должна включать еду, которую ребенок обычно не ест, чтобы он не превратился в привередливого едока.
5) А что происходит, если у японской мамы заканчиваются идеи?
4. Choose the ending of the sentence and translate the sentences:
1) We like to have _______________.
2) I usually cook steak _______________.
3) The smell of fresh ______________.
4) I don’t like curries ______________.
5) We don’t eat a lot of cream _____________.
a) rare for my husband
b) that are too spicy
c) bread makes me hungry
d) something delicious for the evening meal
e) because it’s fattening
5. Choose an appropriate word from the table to complete each sentence. There’s one extra.
Дополнительные материалы к урокам по теме «Food and Shopping. Spotlight 8. Module 2 A,B ».
2A. Reading & Vocabulary
1. Answer the questions:
1. What do you usually eat at home on weekdays/at the weekend for breakfast/lunch/dinner?
2. What do you usually eat at the weekend for breakfast
3. What do you usually eat for lunch?
4. What do you usually eat for dinner?
5. What do you usually eat at school canteen?
6. What food do you prefer?
7. Do you like eating out or at home?
2. Read the text at p. 27, SB and do Ex.3b p. 26, then answer the questions.
1) What is the origin of the obento?
2) When did it become a tradition to take food to work?
3) What does an obento consist of?
4) What are the regulations for an obento in a nursery school?
5) Why is it important that mothers should prepare their child’s food?
3. Translate into English:
1) Обенто, или бенто, – это одна из старейших гастрономических традиций в Японии.
2) Это должно быть питательным и полезным, но также и привлекательным.
3) Матери получают большое удовлетворение от того, что придумывают “школьные обенто” для своих детей.
4) Она также должна включать еду, которую ребенок обычно не ест, чтобы он не превратился в привередливого едока.
5) А что происходит, если у японской мамы заканчиваются идеи?
4. Choose the ending of the sentence and translate the sentences:
1) We like to have _______________.
2) I usually cook steak _______________.
3) The smell of fresh ______________.
4) I don’t like curries ______________.
5) We don’t eat a lot of cream _____________.
a) rare for my husband
b) that are too spicy
c) bread makes me hungry
d) something delicious for the evening meal
e) because it’s fattening
5. Choose an appropriate word from the table to complete each sentence. There’s one extra.
| raw fattening well-done fresh fizzy boil salty |
13) Он - вегетарианец, он ест много сырых и вареных овощей.Keys:1,2 – Students’ own answers3.
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An obento, or bento is one of the oldest food traditions in Japan. -
It should be nourishing and healthy, but it must be appealing too. -
Mothers take great pride in creating ‘school-bentos’ for their children. -
It should also include food that the child would not normally eat so that they won’t become a fussy eater. -
And what happens if a Japanese mum runs out of ideas?
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It is a bit too sour for my liking. -
I’m allergic to tomatoes. -
I don’t eat curry because I don’t like spicy food. -
I usually have lunch at the school canteen. -
These vegetables are overcooked. -
It is very healthy to eat fresh vegetables. -
This tradition dates back to the 11th century. -
She has gained weight recently. -
My favourite dish is fried fish with mashed potatoes and pickled cucumbers. -
I prefer home-cooked food. -
He has been on a diet for 2 weeks already. -
My brother is a fussy eater. -
He is a vegetarian He eats a lot of raw and steamed vegetables.
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Do you know any typical meals from the following countries? -
What are they? Have you ever tried them?
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Italy - Japan - France - Greece - Ukraine - England
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Have you ever been to a car boot sale? When was it? -
What can you buy at a flea market? -
Is there a shopping mall in your city? How often do you visit it?
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No man in the world has more courage than the man who can stop after eating one peanut. Channing Pollock -
The belly rules the mind. Spanish Proverb -
An empty belly is the best cook. Estonian Proverb
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Я обычно покупаю одежду в ЦУМе(Центральном универмаге). -
Этот стиль одежды тебе к лицу. -
Парикмахерская в двух минутах ходьбы отсюда. -
Рыбный магазин за углом. -
Где находится ближайший мясной магазин? -
У вас дальнозоркость или близорукость? -
Что вы предпочитаете: золото или серебро? -
Я пришел забрать мой рецепт. -
У вас есть такая блузка большего размера? -
Я не смог обменять очки, которые купил в этой оптике. -
Это была очень выгодная покупка. -
Я примерил ботинки, но они не подошли мне по размеру -
.Я никогда не был на барахолке.
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I usually buy my clothes at the Central Department Store. -
This fashion suits you. -
The hairdresser’s is a five-minute walk from here. -
The fishmonger’s is round the corner. -
Where is the nearest butcher’s? -
Are you short-sighted or long-sighted? -
What do you prefer: gold or silver? -
I have come to pick up my prescription. -
Do you have this blouse in a bigger size? -
I couldn’t exchange the glasses which I bought at this optician’s. -
It was a real bargain. -
I tried the boots on but they didn’t fit me. -
I have never been to a fleet market.