2. Answer the questions. Which restaurant from the article...
...includes a show during the meal?
...has an interesting menu?
...features a utility that you wouldn’t expect to find in a restaurant?
...includes a free ride?
...requires customers to order in an unusual way?
3. Read and translate the text:
Do you like chocolate? Do you like it very much? Does a piece of chocolate satisfy you or isn’t it just enough? Do you need a bar of chocolate when you feel depressed? Just one? Be careful – you may be addicted!
Chocolate contains small amounts of three drugs. When you get too much of any of the three, your body becomes chemically dependent – addicted – on the drug.
One of the drugs is caffeine, which is also in coffee and tea. Caffeine is a stimulant, and can also interfere with the way you absorb vitamins. Another drug in chocolate is also a mild stimulant. The third drug causes your brain to produce a type of hormone that makes you feel happy. That’s why you like it so much!
In Britain, the average person eats nine kilos of chocolate a year. That’s too much! And too much of any drug is harmful. So next time you unwrap the third or fourth chocolate bar of the day, watch out!
4. Answer about the text:
a. What’s the main idea of the text? How is chocolate presented?
b. What does chocolate contain? Give examples.
c. How much chocolate do British people eat a year?
d. Do you consider yourself a chocoholic? Why?
5. There are many verbs in the Present Simple in the text. Write each of them.
6. Complete with personal (I, you, he, she, it, we, and they), object (me, you, him, her, it, us, and them) or possessive pronouns (my, your, his, her, its, our, and their):
a. Chocolate is wonderful! ______ is ______favorite sweet. Do you like______?
b. Lisa can’t eat chocolate because ______ has allergy.
c. What do ______ like with chocolate?
d. Hey! Don’t be so selfish! Give ______ a piece of your cake too.
e. ______ chocolate bar is made with strawberry and ______ is delicious!
7. Vocabulary: Things made of chocolate
Write the names:
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8. Look at the table and build up sentences according to the model.
Model: Peter likes orange juice, but he prefers coke. He doesn’t like tea.
9. John wants to lose weight. Decide which of the foods and drinks from the picture he should avoid eating and why.
Ex.: I think John should avoid eating cheeseburgers and French fries. They are much too fattening.
10. Read the following information and write about Ukrainian Cuisine
Japanese Cuisine
Known
for its seasonality of food, aspect and quality of ingredients, the
Japanese cuisine is rapidly becoming a trend worldwide. White rice
and soybeans are the ingredients you should expect to find in almost
any dish. According to Michelin Guide that ranks cities worldwide for
their restaurants, Tokyo is the most delicious city, with 150
top-ranked restaurants, as opposed to Paris and London that have 148.
Apart from its capital, it is fascinating to uncover the local
cuisine throughout Japan.
Mexican Cuisine
K
nown
for its varied flavors and spices, Mexican Cuisine is a result of the
Spanish conquistadores’ interaction with the Aztec culture. Most of
the Mexican food we eat today is a delicious combination of ancient
traditions, Aztec, Mayan and Spanish. You can easily choose the
restaurant you are going to eat in by popularity: restaurants with
good food usually attract all the customers. There are also exotic
options for your menu, such as iguana, insects, rattlesnake, deer and
even spider monkey.