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Pancake Day

THE READING

Pancake Day is a favorite of children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they get to eat as many pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugar, or strawberry sauce. It is also called Shrove Tuesday. This is a religious holiday on the day before Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, people used to fast and eat only the simplest of food. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to be thrown away. Instead of wasting food, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a mini celebration and people topped their pancakes with delicious things they could not eat for another 40 days. Few people nowadays fast for 40 days.

Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well known in the United States. Americans are more familiar with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and is a very similar celebration. Different countries hold different events for Pancake Day. In England, some towns have pancake races. People must run a race with a frying pan and toss the pancakes as they run. The winner is the first person to cross the finishing line with a pancake that is still intact. Children like to have a go at tossing the hot pancakes out of the frying pan in their kitchens. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a coin in the pancakes. The person who finds the coin will be rich and the person who finds the ring will be the next to get married.

PHRASE MATCH

Match the following phrases from the article.

Paragraph 1

1.	Pancake Day is a favorite of	a.	syrup
2	they get to eat as many pancakes	b.	make pancakes
3.	smothered with	c.	with delicious things
4.	fast and eat only the	d.	children in the UK
5.	ingredients to	e.	simplest of food
6.	people topped their pancakes	f.	as they want

Paragraph 2

1.	Americans are more familiar	a.	different events
2	a very similar	b.	tossing the hot pancakes
3.	Different countries hold	c.	will be rich
4.	The winner is the first person to	d.	with Mardi Gras
5.	Children like to have a go at	e.	cross the finishing line
6.	The person who finds the coin	f.	celebration

LISTENING GAP FILL

Pancake Day ______________ children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they ______________ pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugar, or strawberry sauce. It is also called Shrove Tuesday. This is a religious holiday ________________ Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, people used to fast and eat only the ______________. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to be thrown away. Instead of ______________, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a mini celebration and people topped their pancakes with delicious things they could not eat for another 40 days. Few people ______________ for 40 days.

Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day ______________ known in the United States. Americans are more familiar with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and ______________ celebration. Different countries hold different events for Pancake Day. In England, some towns have pancake races. People ______________ with a frying pan and toss the pancakes as they run. The winner is the first person to cross the finishing line with a pancake ________________. Children like to have a go at tossing the hot pancakes ______________ pan in their kitchens. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a coin in the pancakes. The person who finds the coin will be rich and the person who finds the ring ______________ to get married.

WHILE READING / LISTENING GAP FILL

Put the words into the gaps in the text.

Pancake Day is a __________ of children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they get to eat as __________ pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugar, or strawberry sauce. It is also __________ Shrove Tuesday. This is a religious holiday on the day before Ash Wednesday, the __________ of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, people used to fast and eat only the simplest of food. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to be __________ away. Instead of __________ food, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a mini celebration and people __________ their pancakes with delicious things they could not eat for another 40 days. Few people nowadays __________ for 40 days. Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well known in the United States.		thrown start topped many fast favorite wasting called
Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well __________ in the United States. Americans are more __________ with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and is a very similar celebration. Different countries __________ different events for Pancake Day. In England, some towns have pancake races. People must run a race with a frying pan and toss the pancakes as they __________. The winner is the first person to cross the finishing line with a pancake that is still intact. Children like to have a __________ at tossing the hot pancakes out of the frying pan in their __________. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a __________ in the pancakes. The person who finds the coin will be rich and the person who finds the ring will be the __________ to get married.		go coin run kitchens known next familiar hold

CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD

Delete the wrong word in each of the pairs of italics.

Pancake Day is a favored / favorite of children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they get to eat as many / much pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugary / sugar, or strawberry sauce. It is also called Shrove Tuesday. This is a religious holiday on / in the day before Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, people used to speed / fast and eat only the simplest of food. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to be thrown away. Instead they / of wasting food, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a mini / nano celebration and people topped their pancakes with delicious things they could not eat for another 40 days. Few / Two people nowadays fast for 40 days.

Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well known / knowing in the United States. Americans are more familiarity / familiar with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and is a too / very similar celebration. Different countries hold different events for Pancake Day. In England, some / sum towns have pancake races. People must run a race with a frying pan and toss the pancakes was / as they run. The winner is the first person to cross the finishing line with a pancake that is still intact. Children like to have a do / go at tossing the hot pancakes out of the frying pan in their kitchens. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a coin in the pancakes. The person who finds the coin / ring will be rich and the person who finds the coin / ring will be the next to get married.

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Pancake Day is a (1) ____ of children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they get to eat as (2) ____ pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugar, or strawberry sauce. It is also called Shrove Tuesday. This is a (3) ____ holiday on the day before Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, people used to (4) ____ and eat only the simplest of food. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to be thrown away. Instead of (5) ____ food, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a mini celebration and people (6) ____ their pancakes with delicious things they could not eat for another 40 days. Few people nowadays fast for 40 days.

Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well (7) ____ in the United States. Americans are more familiar with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and is a very (8) ____ celebration. Different countries hold different events for Pancake Day. In England, some towns have pancake races. People must run a race with a frying pan and toss the pancakes as they (9) ____. The winner is the first person to (10) ____ the finishing line with a pancake that is still intact. Children like to have a (11) ____ at tossing the hot pancakes out of the frying pan in their kitchens. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a coin in the pancakes. The person who finds the coin will be rich and the person who finds the ring will be the (12) ____ to get married.

Put the correct words from this table into the article.

1.	(a)	favorite	(b)	favored	(c)	favoring	(d)	favor
2.	(a)	much	(b)	most	(c)	many	(d)	more
3.	(a)	religion	(b)	religious	(c)	religiously	(d)	religions
4.	(a)	speed	(b)	quick	(c)	fast	(d)	hurry
5.	(a)	wasting	(b)	wasted	(c)	waste of	(d)	wastes
6.	(a)	topping	(b)	tops	(c)	top dog	(d)	topped
7.	(a)	known	(b)	knower	(c)	knowing	(d)	knows
8.	(a)	similarity	(b)	simile	(c)	simulation	(d)	similar
9.	(a)	running	(b)	run	(c)	runner	(d)	ran
10.	(a)	follow	(b)	cross	(c)	cook	(d)	eat
11.	(a)	go	(b)	do	(c)	ho	(d)	so
12.	(a)	after	(b)	ahead	(c)	next	(d)	then

SPELLING

Spell the jumbled words (from the text) correctly.

Paragraph 1
1.	a favorite of echlnrdi
2.	all smothered with purys
3.	only the simsplet of food
4.	Instead of antgwis food
5.	people pdepot their pancakes
6.	Few people awasoynd fast
Paragraph 2
7.	not so well okwnn
8.	more failirma
9.	different evsten
10.	a pancake that is still aticnt
11.	grfiyn pan
12.	the next to get riedarm

PUT THE TEXT BACK TOGETHER

Number these lines in the correct order.

( )	Shrove Tuesday and Pancake Day are not so well known in the United States. Americans are more familiar
( )	race with a frying pan and toss the pancakes as they run. The winner is the first person to cross the finishing
( )	be thrown away. Instead of wasting food, people traditionally used these ingredients to make pancakes. It became a
( 1 )	Pancake Day is a favorite of children in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. It is on this day they get
( )	the 40 days of Lent, people used to fast and eat only the simplest of food. Things like eggs, milk and sugar had to
( )	with Mardi Gras, which is also on the day before Ash Wednesday and is a very similar celebration. Different countries
( )	eat for another 40 days. Few people nowadays fast for 40 days.
( )	the coin will be rich and the person who finds the ring will be the next to get married.
( )	their kitchens. In Newfoundland, Canada, the cook puts a ring or a coin in the pancakes. The person who finds
( )	sauce. It is also called Shrove Tuesday. This is a religious holiday on the day before Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. During
( )	line with a pancake that is still intact. Children like to have a go at tossing the hot pancakes out of the frying pan in
( )	to eat as many pancakes as they want – all smothered with syrup, or lemon and sugar, or strawberry
( )	mini celebration and people topped their pancakes with delicious things they could not
( )	hold different events for Pancake Day. In England, some towns have pancake races. People must run a

SCRAMBLED SENTENCES

With a partner, put the words back into the correct order.

1.	in Pancake a children UK is of the Day favorite
2.	as as they eat pancakes want to many they get
3.	fast and eat only the simplest of food people used to
4.	people their with things topped pancakes delicious
5.	40 Few nowadays for days people fast
6.	Americans more with Gras are familiar Mardi
7.	race People with must a run frying a pan
8.	the cross to person first the line finishing
9.	to have a go at tossing the hot pancakes Children like
10.	the The coin person will who be finds rich

WRITING

Write about Pancake Day for 10 minutes. Show your partner your paper. Correct each other’s work.

___________________________________________________________________________

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HOMEWORK

1. VOCABULARY EXTENSION: Choose several of the words from the text. Use a dictionary or Google’s search field (or another search engine) to build up more associations / collocations of each word.

2. INTERNET: Search the Internet and find more information about Pancake Day. Talk about what you discover with your partner(s) in the next lesson.

3. MAGAZINE ARTICLE: Write a magazine article about Pancake Day. Write about what happens around the world. Include two imaginary interviews with people who did something on this day.

Read what you wrote to your classmates in the next lesson. Give each other feedback on your articles.

4. POSTER: Make your own poster about Pancake Day. Write about will happen on this day around the world.

Read what you wrote to your classmates in the next lesson. Give each other feedback on your articles.

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Use the rights words:

to cross; summer holidays; to travel; by plane; traffic lights; get; traffic; car; left; around; right; in advance; coast; to the left; to the right; wrong.

1. Where are you going to spend your … ? 2.1 don’t like to

g o …

I prefer … by train. 3. Let’s go boating along the …

4. It

is a very busy street, there is always a lot o f …

5. It is safe …

the road only where the … are. 6. When crossing the street, first look …, then … 7. How do you … to your office? — I drive my own … 8. Where’s the nearest metro station? — It’s … the cor ner. 9. In Britain on the road the right side is the … side and the

… side is the … side. 10. It’s always good to book tickets …

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Match the verb on the left with a noun on the right. Use each word once only .
1.boil a. a bell
2.brush b.an egg
3.cross c.a hole
4.dig f.money
5.organize g. a party
6. post d.a jacket
7.ring h. a road
8. spell i. your teeth
9.spend j. a word
10. wear e. a letter
1.answer a. a cake
2. bake b. the car
3. blow c a carpet
4. earn d. a horse
5.lay e. your name
6.park f.your nose
7.play g.the phone
8.ride h.the piano
9. sign i. a pipe
10. smoke j. a salary

Автор: Гость

Ответ(ы) на вопрос:

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I часть) 1)b, 2)i, 3)h, 4)c, 5)g, 6)e, 7)a, 8)j, 9)f, 10)d
II часть) 1)g 2)a 3)f 4)j, 5)c 6)b 7)h 8)d 9)e 10)i

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1)When do your competitions start?
2)To get to red square turn left from here.
3)What is a polular kind of transport in China?
4)Why doesn’t she take the metro to get to the hospital?
5)How often does he play football?
6)Who rides a motorbike in your family?
7)How old is this bridge?
8)Where does this side street lead to?
9)Get off the train at the third stop.
10)Give way to cars coming from the right at crossroads.

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1. When do your competitions start?
2. To get to Red Square turn left from here.
3. What is a polular kind of transport in China?
4. Why does not she take the metro to go to the hospital?
5. How often does he play footbal?
6. Who rides a motorbike in your family?
7. How old is this bridge?
8. To where does this side street lead?
9. Get off the train at the third stop.
10. At crossroads give way to cars coming from the right.

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Pancake Day

B4	Pancake Day is celebrated in many countries of the world. Unlike Russia, this celebration in Europe and America lasts only one day. It takes place on Tuesday, called Pancake Tuesday.	CALL
B5	In England, pancake races are held all over the country.	HOLD
B6	Woman taking part in them must wear an apron and a hat or scarf. Each of them has a frying pan containing a hot pancake. She must toss it three times during the race.	TAKE
B7	At the end of the race, the pancake should look just as appetizing, round and beautiful as at the start of the race. It is not/isn’t easy!	NOT BE

An accident

B8	It was a cold winter night. I was driving home from the office.	DRIVE
B9	I did not see/didn’t see how slippery it was. When I tired to stop at the crossroads, I couldn’t. My car crashed into the bumper of a police car.	NOT SEE
B10	I was preparing my apologies, when the police officer opened his door, stepped out and feel flat on his behind. To my relief, he simply said, «Be careful,» and we both went on our way.	GO

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1 .

1. I made a pumpkin pie and toffee apples for the party.

2. People watch a fireworks display on Guy Fawkes Day.

3. In Britain they make wreaths on May Day.

4. Look! The kids are throwing streamers!

5. We celebrate New Year’s Day on the 1st January.

6. People wish each other Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

7. We also hope a new year will bring wealth and good luck.

8. Pupils decorate their classroom with balloons and wallpapers.

1. make a cake

2. do homework

3. make a phone call

4. make tea

5. do the gardening

6. make a special dish

7. do the shopping

8. make the decorations

9. do the washing up

10. do the dusting

1. What аre they cooking for the party?

2. She isn’t wearing a witch costume.

3. Susan is decorating the room for the holiday.

4. What special dish is she making?

5. Why is he taking pictures?

6. I am not making a telephone call now.

7. They are taking nice pictures.

1. What are the children doing?

2. Megan is making a cake now.

3. Look! The clowns are performing tricks!

4. Listen! Is that your brother playing the drums?

5. Pupils aren’t decorating the hall.

6. Are people in the street watching a parade?

7. I’m not listening to music. I’m watching a concert on TV.

8. Where are you going?

9. His friends are playing “pin the tail on the donkey”.

10. Andrew is blowing the horns.

5 .

1. I’d like to send some flowers. D. What do you have in mind?

2. When would you like to send them? E. On the morning of April 7th.

3. Would you like to include the card? A. Sure. I have it ready.

4. Who are they for? B. For Mary McMillan.

5. That will be 20 pounds including delivery C. Here you are.

6. Read the e-mail. Are the statements True (T) or False (F)

Dear Helen and Martin,

We are having a great time in Scotland. We are sitting in a café near the sea. Steve is reading a magazine and I’m writing this e-mail to you. But Linda is really bored here, she is sitting in her room and watching TV.

We usually go to Spain every summer but this year we wanted to see Scotland. We go for walks every day in the mountains. We don’t go swimming. It’s too cool! Linda is really missing London.

See you soon.

Steve, Ann and Linda.

1. Steve, Ann and Linda are on holiday in Spain. False (they are in Scotland)

2. Steve and Ann are sitting in a café. True

3. Linda is swimming in the sea. False (she is sitting in her room and watching TV)

4. Linda is enjoying the rest. False (she is bored)

5. Steve is reading a magazine. True

6. Ann is sending e-mails. True

7. They usually go to Scotland. False (they usually go to Spain)

8. They like swimming in Spain. False (об этом вообще не сказано)

9. They go for walks to the beach. False (they walk in the mountains)

10. The weather is not very warm. True

11. Linda is happy there. False

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