Все вопросы к тесту (html) ПКОЯз. Англ. Практикум по культуре речевого общения

Тестовые задания

(in a restaurant) Do you still need the wine___?

(in the restaurant) Wait till we’ve finished the second ___.

A friend of ___recommended this restaurant to me the other day.

A gene may be ___ from a different species in order to increase the nutritional value of the plant, or to make it more resistant to pests and disease

A large number of consumers object to this and have called ___ clearer labelling of GM products.

A supermarket makes more ___ from its own brand, microwave cooked-chill chicken Kiev than it does from the ingredients needed to make it at home.

A very British reality is the fish and chip shop, also known as the ___.

A visitor if invited to an American home might well enjoy

A visitor if invited to an English home might well enjoy

A visitor if invited to an English home might well enjoy steak and kidney ___ or pie.

After all, this is 21st century and we can get ingredients from all ___ the world in just a few hours.

Alec will fetch them, ___ you?

Although sugar can improve concentration initially, an overload ___ have the opposite effect.

America ___ always been well supplied with fresh meats, fruits, and vegetables in great variety at relatively low prices.

America has two strong advantages comparing with other countries when it comes to food

And if your main objection ___ fruit is the unpeelable orange, there are also plans for an orange that will practically peel itself.

Another important influence on British ___ was of course the weather.

Another piece of meat pie? - Nо, thanks, really. I’m ___ a diet.

Anything to drink? - Yes. An orange juice and ___ mineral water, please.

Are there a lot of foods containing ___ D?

Are you ___ to order yet, sir?

As a result, American beef is more tender and tastes ___ than what is usually offered as an “American steak” in Europe.

As the years passed, though, I began to realise that my exam performance was affected by how I ate while studying and, most importantly, what I consumed ___the day of the exam

Australian scientists ___ created a fruit with the convenience of an apple and the taste of a pineapple.

Basically tea is a drink made ___ the dried leaves of a plant that only grows in hot countries.

Because there are no long-term studies to prove the safety of GM foods, their long-term effect on human health is ___.

But ___ we reject all GM foods?

But if you don't want your food ___about with, can you avoid it?

Can I have a cheese sandwich and a cup of tea, please?- Certainly. Here ___.

Can you try some exotic ___ in ‘The Old Mill’?

Children ___16 are not allowed to come into a pub, although they may sit outside together with their parents in the garden.

Despite the benefits, however, not everyone is in favour of ___ foods or 'Frankenfoods', as the media calls them.

Dessert is usually ___ at the end of a meal.

Do have the rest of the ___ potato. - No, thank you. I’ve had too much already.

Do we help ourselves? – Sure. It’s ___ Board here.

Do you ___ to the same food every day, or do you like to have a change occasionally?

Do you like your tea ___ strong?

Do you take milk and sugar? - A dash of milk and two ___, please.

Do you usually ___ dinner alone or in the company of your friends?

Doctors don’t recommend people to have a heavy supper before ___ to bed.

Eating ___ in New York is no problem at all. There are so many places to eat.

England is famous for the hard ___the names of which derive from the rich dairy farming areas, such as Cheddar, Cheshire, Leicester, Derby, etc.

English food ___ often been described as tasteless.

Even something as basic as barbecue ___ show differences from many of the types found on supermarket shelves overseas.

Families who have children often organize ___, at which games are organized for children after the tea, which is called by that name although there is usually no tea to drink, only fruit drinks, sandwiches, ice-cream and lots of cakes and fruit.

Family vegetable ___ have been very popular, both as a hobby and as a way to save money, from the days when most Americans were farmers.

Fashionable Tea Rooms ___ opened for high society, and soon tea became the national drink of all classes.

First on the scene was ___ company Iceberg which came up with chocolate-flavoured carrots, made by freezing the vegetables with granules of chocolate sauce.

Food shopping in the U.S. and Great Britain can be done in four main types of stores

For a change you can have double cheeseburger or if you care ___ fish – fillet of fish.

For a snack you can have “Big Mac” – minced beefsteak made ___ plain beef, sliced lettuce latuk, brown onions, a slice of cheese and pickled cucumbers.

For nearly two centuries all tea was ___ from China, until, in 1823, a tea plant was found growing naturally in Assam in India.

For the first ___ we will have chicken soup and rissoles with mashed potatoes for the second.

For those feeling too nervous to eat much, a couple of bananas, some raisins or a fruit smoothie will help them to ___ going through this busy time.

Genetic modification ___ give us easy-peel oranges, cancer-fighting strawberries and blue potatoes.

Have you ___ something, sir? - Yes, I think I’ll have the curry, please.

Help yourself ___ vegetables.

How ___ is that? - 15 pounds, please.

How ___ vitamins does vitamin B complex consist of?

How appealing ___ you find blue potatoes?

I expect you could do with a cup of tea, ___ you?

I know that your dinner is quite substantial, ___?

I know that your dinner is quite substantial, ___’t it?

I like a change from ___ snacks off a wending machine.

Ideally, place a jug of water on your ___ desk.

If I were you, I’d have the veal - it’s the ___ of the house.

If starchy foods ___ as pasta, rice, potatoes and bread make your child feel sleepy, these are useful allies to enlist at night to promote brain- refreshing sleep.

If they turn up their nose at pure water, you ___ flavour it with a high-juice or no-added- sugar squash

If we want to make our meal sweet we put some ___ on it.

If you have a school-age child, the following tips ___help them, too

If you like you can have dinner consisting of “Big Mac”, ___ crisp potatoes and refreshing beverage.

In Scotland, where oats grow better than wheat, local dishes use ___rather than wheat flour.

In a restaurant after an argument my friends and I would as a rule go___.

In a series of ___ experiments, W.K. and J.H. Kellogg ran boiled wheat dough through rollers to produce thin sheets of wheat, which they toasted and ground into meal.

In every supermarket, sales of pasta and pizza ___ booming.

In the fish and chip shop it is possible to buy a piece of fried fish and chipped potatoes known in many restaurants as ___.

In the very heart of London ___ offers wealth of variety to Londoners and visitors alike.

In this hotel you pay for a room and ___breakfast.

In times of trouble the kettle is quickly put on, the tea is ___ and comforting cups of the warm brown liquid are passed round.

Incredibly, scientists have ___ a gene from a fish to give antifreeze properties to tomatoes and so increase their growing season.

Is ___ possible to find a fast food bar in Leicester Square?

Is vitamin B (store) in the body?

It ___ make children hyperactive and headachy, then causing energy levels to drop so dramatically that they just want to fall asleep.

It is not only in restaurants that foreign dishes are ___traditional British food.

It is therefore difficult ___ GM soya because we don't know which products contain it and which don't.

Italian and Chinese restaurants where they ___ Italian pizzas and Chinese food are becoming more widespread even in small places.

It’s ___ time to have dinner.

It’s a pity you don’t ___ stewed fruit more often.

I’d ___ have a cup of coffee, if you don’t mind.

I’d forget everything I’d revised, often dissolving ___ tears.

I’d have the trout, if I ___ you.

I’d like some cauliflower, some courgettes and some (boil) potatoes, please.

I’m not very keen ___ porridge.

Juices with lots of ___sugar have a similar effect.

Let’s have chicken soup with rice, ___ we?

May I have some stewed fruit with a cake which has ___ promised?

May I take your ___, sir? - I’ll just take a small salad, please.

May I trouble you ___a piece of bread?

Not too ___milk and just half a spoonful, please.

One of the ___ famous restaurants is Mc. Donald’s.

One of the problems is that ___ of soya from the US contain both GM and non-GM beans because it's not thought practical to separate them at their source.

One of the reasons that English cooking ___ improving is that so many people have been spending their holidays abroad and have learned to appreciate unfamiliar dishes.

Over the last twenty-five years the British have changed from full fat to ___ milk.

Plant breeders have a range of mini-vegetables such as carrots, broccoli and cauliflower, ___ they hope will make them popular snack foods with youngsters and a healthier alternative to crisps

Sandwich is a hot meal eaten at dinner for the ___course.

Science can now create new types of foods ___ means of genetic manipulation.

Shall I ___ another place, madam?

Since what time was foreign trade a major influence ___ British cooking?

Sixteen years later the first eight chests of Indian tea ___sold in London.

So try to get your child to drink as ___ unadulterated water as possible, right up to the morning of an exam.

So, if you want to get some vitamin C into your child, use a little freshly ___ juice diluted with plenty of water.

Some highly processed drinks contain additives ___ as tartrazine, a yellow colouring that can aggravate hyper-activity and disrupt concentration.

Some of them insisted on ___ me to meal.

Studies suggest that children ___ drink plenty of water find it easier to concentrate, retain information and do mental arithmetic, and also get fewer headaches

Sugary foods ___ a profoundly negative effect on children’s behavior, including their ability to study and sleep well

Tea ___even played its part in wars.

The British are the world’s greatest ___drinkers.

The British have ___ fact always imported food from abroad.

The English custom of ___, goes back to the late 18th century when Anne, wife of the 7th Duke of Bedford, decided that she suffered from a “sinking feeling” around 5 p.m and needed tea and cakes to bring back her strength.

The English custom of afternoon tea, ___ back to the late eighteenth century.

The Victorian Prime Minister, Gladstone remarked: “If you are cold, ___will warm you, if you are heated it will cool you, if you are depressed it will cheer you, if you are excited it will calm you.”

The ___ is another British institution, where alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and, usually, snacks or meals are sold.

The ___ was crowded and noisy, and smelt warm dough and the almonds that had gone into the morning’s cakes.

The ___, which was brought to England in 1585 by Sir Walter Raleigh, is so popular today that it is eaten, in a variety of ways, at almost every meal.

The aim of the Snack Apple ___ to persuade children to eat more fresh fruit and vegetables.

The genes that make one natural blue ___ have recently been transferred from bacteria to flowers, so why not to food plants?

The most popular drink is beer or ___, which is stronger than beer. That is why most pubs are owned by a brewery where beer is made.

The popular view outside the U.S. that Americans survive on cheeseburgers, Cokes, and ___ fries is as accurate as the American popular view that the British live on tea and fish and chips.

The restaurants are very ___ at this time of day.

The soup is delicious today! It smells lovely, mum. May I have another ___?

The steak ___ just to your taste, isn’t it?

The table ___ laid. Come along both of you, and let us begin.

The two features of life in England that possibly give visitors their worst impressions are the English ___ and English cooking.

There are plans to introduce ___ appealing products: peas which contain more vitamin C and broccoli, strawberries and tomatoes with more of the anti-cancer compound, sulphophane.

There is also a great deal of concern for the environment, with fears that GM crops ___ spread their genes by pollination to other plants growing nearby.

There is particular controversy ___soya, a common ingredient in processed foodstuffs.

There is the international trend to ___ which sell pizza, hamburgers, Mexican foods, chicken, salads and sandwiches, sea-foods, and various ice creams.

They’ve ___ a lot of juices here, I believe.

This is why canned fizzy drinks are the last thing that you ___ give them.

Timing is important here because no one wants to be ___about going to the loo in the middle of things.

To purchase items such as jewelry, perfume, clothing, shoes, appliances, televisions, radios, bicycles, furniture, etc., you go to a ___.

Today the British drink more tea than any other nation – an average of 4 kilos a head per annum, or 1650 cups of tea a year.

Vegetarians ___ found the secret of good living.

We ___ also have blue potatoes.

Well, now you can have the ___of both worlds

What ___ we take for dessert?

What ___ you going to have to drink? - I’d like something cool.

What ___ you like with the veal?

What ___we take for dessert? - I suggest black coffee. That will be all.

What advantages do the pubs have in (serve) British food?

What are 2 fast ___ chains in Britain?

What are the 6 rules ___ conserving vitamin C?

What are the advantages of ___ -service?

What are the basic ___ of conserving the B vitamins?

What are the good sources ___ vitamin K?

What can ___ found on every table in ‘Superburger Bar’?

What did Clement Harding’s wife choose for the main ___ in that restaurant?

What do vitamins function___?

What do you usually have ___ the main course?

What does vitamin A protect the body___?

What is vitamin E needed___?

What is wrong with the ___ of Britain that they prefer cooking pasta to potatoes?

What was the dish of the ___ at ‘The Old Mill’?

What’s the ___ between a snack and a proper meal?

When sold abroad, the simple baked potato that comes hot and whole in foil often lacks the most important element, the famous ___ potato.

When you bite ___ an apple, do you ever wish it was a pineapple instead?

Where can vitamin A be (find)?

Where can vitamin B ___ found?

Where should we go (try) the tasty British food?

Where would you go ___ a snack at lunch time?

Which food will (reduce) Retinol?

Why ___ the British choose to eat lasagna instead of shepherd’s pie?

Why aren’t you ___ your porridge?

Why aren’t you eating your porridge? – For one thing, it’s ___ cold, Mummy.

Why do they now like cooking ___ wine and olive oil?

Why don’t the British need fancy complicated recipes ___ disguise the taste of food?

Why don’t you help yourself ___some salad, Alec?

Why is cooking British Food ___ speaking a dead language?

Why wouldn’t Rebecca Nitchell (choose) ‘The Nashvill Superburger Bar’ for a quiet and romantic evening with a friend?

Will you ___ staying here long?

Would you ___ for a cup of tea? - Only if you’re having one.

Would you ___ for a drink now?

Would you have a ___ or a proper meal if you were in a hurry?

Would you like some of my ___ ice-cream?

Would you like to see the wine___ of our restaurant?

Wouldn’t you like some cake, too? - Yes, I think I’ll have a ___ of chocolate sponge.

You always say that you like trout, and you ___’t had it for a long time.

You are ___ served, aren’t you?

You are being served, ___you?

You don’t seem ___ like the cutlet.

You don’t seem to like the cutlet. ___ I change it?

You have ordered salad for two, ___ you?

You want some salt ___ the steak and the waiter is just going by.

Your favourite dishes will be ___ today.

You’ve hardly ___ anything.

___ British first heard of tea in 1598, and first tasted it in about 1650.

___ I add the bill to your hotel bill, sir?

___ I see the menu? – Here it is, sir. Will you order now?

___ a drink you can order cooling beverages – “Coca-Cola”, “Coca-Cola Light” (made without sugar for diabetics), “Sprite” and “Fanta”.

___ a result, a spokesperson for Iceland recently announced that the company would buy soya for its own-brand products only from Brazil, where the GM crop isn't grown.

___ advantages do the pubs have in serving British food?

___ are the most prominent produce of Britain’s kitchen: some of them have beef fat as a base and are boiled or steamed others use pastry.

___ creates problems in the utilization of vitamin D?

___ do the British housewives cook green vegetables?

___ first I always asked Rich or some friends from the office to come along.

___ for me, I prefer a heavy midday meal.

___ is booming in every supermarket in Britain?

___ is cooking British Food like speaking a dead language?

___ is the average age of the customers in ‘The Nashville Superburger Bar’?

___ shall we take for dessert?

___ should we go to try the tasty British food?

___ you like a cup of tea? - I’d love one.

___ your choice.

___are most restaurants in Britain run by?

___the first course we shall have chicken soup and rissoles with mashed potatoes for the second.

___you have the strawberries with sugar, madam?

peaking about British cooking we should note that