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40 БАЛЛОВ III. Read the third text and do the tasks. Christmas in My Family. Hello! My name is Alexander. I live in Ukraine. My family is large. I live with my parents and grandparents. I've got two elder sisters Olga and Anna. Now they are students of Kyiv University and they visit our place only on holidays and some family occasions. Each Ukrainian family has its own customs and traditions. Ours is not an exception. My parents are very sociable and friendly people, so from time to time our house is full of guests. Our favourite holidays are New Year, Christmas and Women's Day. My mother thinks that at night of New Year's Eve the old year with all its troubles leaves us forever and the New Year with all our hopes and expectations knocks at our doors. On the eve of January the 7' we start celebrating Christmas. It's a real ritual for ray grandparents. My granny always gets ready for this religious holiday beforehand. On Sviat Vechir we gather around the table for a holy supper of twelve symbolic dishes. We are not allowed to start supper until the first star appears in the sky. We begin our supper with the kutia (a dish of honey, poppy seeds and wheat kernels boiled in pure rainwater). There are no meat and meat products on our table. My granny is a wonderful cook, so we enjoy her varenyky, holubtsi and desserts made from dried fruit and honey. After tasty supper we go to bed. Early in the morning we go to church to take part in the church service. When we come back home we give each other presents and wish "Merry Christmas'". All boxes with the presents are located under Christmas tree. It's a nice time when my sisters are at home and we've got a lot of happy moments together. 4. Mark true or false. 1. Alexander has got two younger sisters. 2. His parents like communicating with people. 3. Their beloved holiday is Easter. 4. A holy supper contains twelve symbolic dishes. 5. The kutia is the main dish. 6. There are a lot of meat dishes on the table on Sviat Vechir. 7. The next day the family go to church. 8. All the presents are located in the wardrobe. 9. The sisters usually spend Christmas at home. 5. Answer the questions. 1. How many people are there in the boy's family? 2. Where do his sisters study? 3. What does the mother hope for in the new year? 5. What do the family do on Sviat Vechir? 6. What do the family do after the church service? 7. Why is Christmas beloved by the whole family?

Answer 1

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4 task.

1) F

2) T

3) F

4) T

5) T

6) F

7) T

8) F

9) T

5 task.

1) There are 7 of them.

2) They study at Kyiv University.

3) She thinks the New Year will starts with all our hopes and expectations knocks at our doors

5) They gather togeteher around big table.

6) They give each other presents and wish Merry Christmas.

7) Because it is their favourite holiday.

Answer 2

4. Mark true or false.

5. False - Alexander has two elder sisters.

6. True - His parents are sociable and friendly people.

7. False - Their beloved holiday is not Easter, but New Year, Christmas, and Women's Day.

8. True - A holy supper contains twelve symbolic dishes.

9. True - The kutia is the main dish at the beginning of the supper.

10. False - There are no meat and meat products on the table on Sviat Vechir.

11. True - The next day after Sviat Vechir, the family goes to church.

12. False - All the presents are located under the Christmas tree.

13. True - The sisters usually spend Christmas at home.

14. Answer the questions.

15. There are six people in the boy's family (Alexander, his parents, his grandparents, and his two elder sisters).

16. His sisters study at Kyiv University.

17. The mother hopes for a new year with all their hopes and expectations.

18. On Sviat Vechir, the family gathers around the table for a holy supper of twelve symbolic dishes.

19. After the church service, the family gives each other presents and wishes "Merry Christmas."

20. Christmas is beloved by the whole family because it's a nice time when Alexander's sisters are at home, and they have a lot of happy moments together.