Question

ПОМОГИТЕЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА Task 1. Read the text about Obento and answer the questions: 1. What is the origin of the obento? 2. When did it become a tradition to take food to work? 3. What does an obento consist of? 4. What are the regulations for an obento in a nursery school? 5. Why is it important that mothers should prepare their child’s food? Task 2. Choose an appropriate word to complete each sentence. There’s one extra. raw fattening well-done fresh fizzy boil salty 1. Biscuits can be very _________. 2. A healthy diet should contain plenty of _________ fruit and vegetables. 3. He can’t cook. He doesn’t even know how to _______ an egg. 4. Avoid ________ snacks such as crisps and peanuts. 5. I’d like something __________, sprite or lemonade for example. 6. She likes her steak ___________.

Answer 1

1. What is the origin of the obento?

- Japan is the origin of the obento.

2. When did it become a tradition to take food to work?

- It became a tradition to take food to work in the 5th century.

3. What does an obento consist of?

- It consists of four parts rice, three parts meet or fish, two parts vegetables and one part fruit.

4. What are the regulations for an obento in a nursery school?

- Food should be easy to eat with chopsticks or the fingers, portions should be small and it should be pleasing to the eye.

5. Why is it important that mothers should prepare their child’s food?

- Taking time to prepare food for the children shows mothers' love to their children

Task 2. Choose an appropriate word to complete each sentence. There’s one extra.

raw fattening well-done fresh fizzy boil salty

1. Biscuits can be very FATTENING.

2. A healthy diet should contain plenty of FRESH fruit and vegetables.

3. He can’t cook. He doesn’t even know how to BOIL an egg.

4. Avoid SALTY snacks such as crisps and peanuts.

5. I’d like something FIZZY, sprite or lemonade for example.

6. She likes her steak WELL-DONE.

Answer 2

Task 1:

1. The origin of the obento is in Japan.
2. It became a tradition to take food to work in the 19th century.
3. An obento consists of a variety of food items such as rice, fish or meat, pickled vegetables, and sometimes a dessert.
4. The regulations for an obento in a nursery school may vary, but generally, they focus on providing a balanced and nutritious meal with appropriate portion sizes for children.
5. It is important for mothers to prepare their child's food because they can ensure that the meal is nutritious, suitable for their child's dietary needs, and prepared in a clean and safe environment.

Task 2:

1. Biscuits can be very fattening.
2. A healthy diet should contain plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables.
3. He can't cook. He doesn't even know how to boil an egg.
4. Avoid salty snacks such as crisps and peanuts.
5. I'd like something fizzy, sprite or lemonade for example.
6. She likes her steak well-done. (Extra word: raw)