
Take-away food in Britain
The fish and chip shop is the most (0) traditional form of British take-away, a place which sells TRADITION
(1) hot meals at lunch time and in the evening. However, the last thirty or forty years have AFFORD seen the rapid spread of foreign fast food restaurants, and there are now few towns without
Chinese, Indian and Italian restaurants, as well as many other (2) of food. VARY
Despite the constant (3) , the concept is always the same: INNOVATE
(4) meals to eat in or take away for clients who don't have the time or energy to cook for ECONOMY themselves. Restaurants such as MacDonalds pioneered the idea of fast food to be eaten whilst
sitting down in the restaurant itself, and also developed ways of (5) their customers ate SURE
(6) and left. QUICK
Visitors to Britain are advised to try everything at least once, (7) the foods SPECIAL
which are not common in their own countries. They are also warned not to make (8)
with COMPARE the food they eat at home; the pizza and pasta which is served in London, is very (9)
to be LIKE
as (10) as the dishes available in Naples or Rome. TASTE
Word formation, 9
Rread the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0).
Example: 0: impossible
SURVIVAL
The weather made their progress (0) ..impossible.. As it POSSIBLE
had been raining (1) … all night they had to HEAVY
be very (2) … as they walked through the CARE
thick jungle. Their good (3) … would help JUDGE
them overcome the (4) … and get back to SET
civilisation with only minor injuries.
Although things were (5) … they had to be BEARABLE
(6) … because it was the only way they could OPTIMIST
help each other through this difficult situation.
Their (7) … , chosen for his knowledge, would help LEAD
them in every way. The (8) … of this training IMPORTANT
was to (9) … them for the special task ahead HARD
of them. However, they had never imagined how (10) … DANGER
it would turn out to be.
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