Стр.52-53 Рабочая тетрадь ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 8 класс

Look at the menu and answer the questions.

Menu

Starters
Sandwiches with cold beef
Tomato soup
Olives and cheese
Garlic bread

Side dishes
Beans with tomato sauce
Seasonal vegetables (broccoli, carrots, red pepper)

Main courses
Goulash
Lasagne
Fish and chips
Thai chicken curry

Desserts
Apple pie
Fruit salad (kiwi, peaches, bananas with whipped cream)
Carrot cake with chocolate sauce

Drinks
Milkshake
Mineral water (still or sparkling)
Lemonade
Juice

1. Which starter doesn’t contain vegetables?
2. Which dishes are suitable for a vegetarian?
3. Which dish will a person who likes potatoes choose?
4. Which dishes will be best for a person on a slimming diet?
5. Which dishes will be a good choice for a person who does sports?
6. Which dish is spicy?
7. Which dessert contains a vegetable?
8. Which dessert is very sweet?
9. Which dessert must be quite fresh?
10. Which drink may have different flavours?

Pair work. Read the dialogue and complete the gaps with the phrases below. Compare your answers with another pair.

Slice   to make an order   something to drink   then   to start   have a sweet tooth

Man: So, what would you like?
Woman: I think tomato soup ___, followed by fish and chips.
Man: Sounds good. I think I will have some garlic bread and ___ then. Thai chicken curry.
Woman: Do you like spicy food?
Man: Oh, yes. Would you like some dessert?
Woman: You know I ___, don’t you? Well, a ___ of carrot cake with chocolate sauce will be fine.
Man: I think I’ll have the same. And I believe I’ll need ___ I’ll have some cold mineral water — preferably still.
Woman: And I’ll have some fruit juice. Well, I guess we are ready ___ . Where’s the waiter?

Pair work. Make up a similar dialogue using the menu.

Pair work. Student A reads the first part of the text about Russian names on world menus here and gets ready to tell Student B about it. Student B reads the second part of the text about Russian names on world menus in Exercise 34 on page 53 and gets ready to tell Student A about it.

Russian names on world menus: Pavlova

Pavlova is a light meringue cake with whipped cream and fruit on top, usually strawberries and kiwis. It was named after the great Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova. It is believed that the dessert was created in honour of the dancer during or after one of her tours to Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s. The two countries argue as to where the cake originated and claim it as their national dish. But whoever created the wonderful cake, it was inspired by her dancing. The critics wrote about Anna Pavlova, ‘She does not dance; she is flying as though on wings.’

Pair work. Student B reads the second part of the text about Russian names on world menus here and gets ready to tell Student A about it. Student A reads the first part of the text about Russian names on world menus in Exercise 33 on page 52 and gets ready to tell Student B about it.

Russian names on world menus: Beef Stroganoff

The origin of Beef Stroganoff dates back to the 19th century. Count Pavel Stroganoff was a celebrity at the court of Alexander III, a member of the Imperial Academy of Arts. He liked to entertain guests and surprise them with delicious dishes. One of these was an original recipe: beef, mushrooms and sour cream. Legend has it that Count Pavel Stroganoff had lost all his teeth and his cook specially prepared this recipe for the Count.

Circle the ‘odd one out’ in each group of words. Explain why.

1. apple, banana, mushroom, peach
2. salmon, turkey, beef, chicken
3. sweet, bitter, spicy, delicious
4. eggs, yogurt, milkshake, cheese
5. pineapple, melon, cabbage, grapes

Use the Word List to complete the sentences and talk about the Russian cuisine and your food preferences. Compare your answers with your partner.

1. In Russia people prefer eating … to … .
2. In Russia … is/are more expensive than … .
3. A typical Russian lunch includes …, … and …
4. The most popular dessert in Russia is/are …
5. In Russia we don’t grow … .
6. In Russia a mixed salad usually contains … and …
7. I love …, but I don’t really like …
8. For dinner our family usually has …
9. I never eat …
10. My favourite dairy product is …

Pair work. Make up sentences using the words. Do not change the forms of the words. Then put the sentences in the right order to get a recipe. Compare your answers with another pair.

Write down a recipe of a dish you can cook yourself. Get ready to speak about the recipe.