Установите соответствие между заголовками A-F и текстами 1-5. Занесите свои ответы в Ваши листики. Используйте каждую букву только один раз. В задании один заголовок лишний. A. Tomorrow's vegetables. B. Environment in danger. C. British traditional food. D. Fast food. E. Unhealthy eating habits. F. East meets West. 1. Fast food and packaging come together. When you have eaten the beefburger, you throw away the packaging and somebody will then burn or bury it. This is clearly a problem. Fast food also contributes to global warming. In Brazil, 12 million acres of forest were cut down to build farms. Farmers use this land to grow soya beans and soya is given to the cows that become the beef in your beefburger. Fewer forests mean more global warming. 2. Traditional methods of cooking and eating are disappearing, and are being replaced by fast food and ready-prepared meals. As a result, people today (especially children) have too much sugar, too many sweet drinks, too much white bread. This makes people's level of blood glucose go up, causing tiredness, nervousness and headaches. Among schoolchildren it can also cause low concentration and bad behaviour. 3. Not many children like vegetables. It has been proved that eating vegetables in childhood helps to protect you against serious illness in later life. So yesterday chocolate-flavoured carrots went on sale in Britain as part of a campaign to encourage children to eat vegetables. The range of products also includes cheese-and-onion flavoured cauliflower, pizza flavoured sweeetcorn, and peas that taste like chewing- gum. 4. People in Britain are more likely to eat fast food than to go out to eat in a restaurant. A hamburger and French fries are the most popular fast-food meal in Britain, but not all fast food is American. Kebab houses, run by Greek and Turkish, are also popular. An increasing number of people eat convenience food in the evenings. Convenience meals are already cooked all you have to do is heat them up in the microwave. 5. Most British people, if they go out for a meal, go to their local Indian or Chinese restaurant. There are 8,000 Indian restaurants in Great Britain. They serve food from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Indian food is often vegetarian since most Indians eat little or no meat. Most Chinese restaurants serve food, including steamed or deep-fried dumplings, with either savoury or sweet fillings.