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LANGUAGE  ACHIEVEMENT  TEST


                            1. Listen to the text and write it as a dictation (translation).

                            2. Listen to the text trying  to memorize different dishes. a) Write them under
                            the following headings:
                            a)  meat; b) sweet; c) drinks; d) vegetables; e) breakfast; f) dinner; g)coffee
                                break;

                            3.Explain the meaning of the following words:  sandwich ,  lunch, cuisine,
                            doughnut, tart.


                            4.Respond to the following

                                -   I would not object to a piece of meat pie. - ...
                                -   The breakfast doesn't look appetizing. - ...
                                -   Again you have crushed those nasty onions in the salad. It's bad
                                   for your breath. - ...
                                -   Haven't you put too much salt in your soup? - ...
                                -   I don't care for cheese. - ...

                            5. Give the opening sentences to the following responses.
                                   1)... - Yes, please, only a small piece.
                                    2) ... - Let's share this sandwich.
                                   3)... - Will it be as good to taste, I wonder?
                                   4)... - Anything light will do.
                                    5) ... - Full-course meals are cheaper and quicker.

                            6. Circle the correct words.

                                                         What Does  It  Come  Under?

                                  If you're dieting there are certain foods you really have to (escape,
                            avoid, abstain): cakes and biscuits are out for a start, but you  can't live
                            for ever on tomatoes and oranges. There are men and women who spend
                            their entire lives (counting, computing, estimating) the calories they (eat,

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