Задание

\(\boxed{11}\) Прочитай текст и заполни пропуски A–F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1–7. Одна из частей в списке 1–7 лишняя.Занеси цифры, обозначающие соответствующие части предложений, в таблицу.
Strategy

  1. Read the text through once.
  2. Look at the parts of sentences 1–7.
  3. Read the paragraph that contains the first gap and look for clues:
    • Are there any reference words to help you?
    • Is there a linking word before or after the gap?
  4. Look for a clause that changes or continues the "flow".
  5. When you've decided on the appropriate clause, check that it fits grammatically and follows the sense of the text.

Useful tips

  • Recommended time—10 minutes.
  • Remember, there is an extra clause there—just to confuse you!
  • Pay attention to the words before and after the gap and punctuation.
  • It is important to be able to follow the "flow" of a text and to understand how parts of a text are connected.

Family Traditions

Each family has its own characteristics, loves to gather in a certain place and devote time to joint hobbies. These are all called traditions.

Russia

To begin with, the family traditions of Russia never did without the science of genealogy. Drawing up a detailed pedigree, your family tree was an integral part of the traditions of every family. In addition, the assignment of a middle name is considered our unique tradition and family value. Patronymic distinguishes a person from a namesake, sheds light on kinship (son—father) and expresses respect.

A \(\underline{ }\) , people began to compile and then keep family albums. This custom has successfully survived to this day. By the way, honouring the memory of your relatives, remembering those who left this world, also belong to the primordial Russian traditions, as well as constant care for elderly parents.

Great Britain

English weddings have a tumultuous nature and are being planned well in advance. The relative of B \(\underline{ }\) are fiercely arguing about who should pay for what.The bride is traditionally dressed in a long white dress and veil. But for good luck, you must also imperceptibly put on something old and something new, something borrowed and something blue. The groom puts on a suit or tuxedo.

The adherence of the British to traditions is manifested literally at every step, in the most ordinary life. The British, contrary to logic and common sense, adhere to their system of measures and weights, left-hand traffic and food traditions (an C \(\underline{ }\) is strikingly different from the so-called continental one—a cup of coffee and a bun with jam—in its solidity and solidity). Tea with milk has long become D \(\underline{ }\) , their indispensable daily "five o'clock tea"—"five o'clock"—is not just a strictly fixed meal time, but, above all, an occasion to communicate with relatives, friends, colleagues.

USA

Holidays last for whole periods: a whole month, or even one and a half. E \(\underline{ }\) , but in terms of home decoration, holiday parties and events.For example, they start celebrating Halloween from the very beginning of October, although the holiday is on the 31st.

Halloween has just ended—F \(\underline{ }\) begins, the period of the turkey and pumpkin. Classrooms host treat parties, parents are invited, children prepare a song or dance on the theme of the holiday. Thanksgiving Dinner is a family gathering, adult children come from colleges or other cities with families.

  1. the bride and groom;

  2. the Thanksgiving period;

  3. the New Year period;

  4. English breakfast;

  5. When cameras appeared;

  6. Not in terms of relaxation;

  7. the national drink of the British.

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