Комплексна діагностична робота з англійської мови 7 клас - Unit 3. «Are you ready to cook?»

Task 1. Read the text and decide if the following statements are True or False.

Kitchen Innovations and Traditional Recipes

The world of the kitchen is constantly changing thanks to new technology. Today, many people expect their appliances to make cooking faster and easier. For example, devices such as the blender, mixer, and coffee maker have become essential items of technology. They allow us to quickly prepare breakfast or dinner. Of course, every kitchen also contains appliances like the cooker, microwave, fridge, and toaster.

When we cook, we use a variety of utensils. To cut vegetables, we need a knife and a chopping board. To make soup, we take a saucepan, and for frying, a frying pan. A ladle is needed to serve the finished dish. Other useful items are the grater, whisk, kettle, and teapot.

Many dishes are considered traditional. For example, in Bangladesh, they often use chopsticks and eat from plates and bowls. Different cultures have their own rules of table etiquette, and we must always respect these traditions. When cooking, it is also important to remember safety and hygiene: wear an apron and use oven gloves to avoid burns. And, of course, we need cups, glasses, spoons, teaspoons, and forks for eating.

1. The blender and mixer are mentioned as items of technology.       [True, False]

2. Chopsticks are mentioned as an example of cutlery in Bangladesh.       [True, False]

3. According to the text, people should not respect the traditions of other cultures.       [True, False]

4. People expect new appliances to make cooking more difficult.       [True, False]

Task 2. Put all blocks in the right order

Task 3. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect

1. I ... (never see)                 such a beautiful painting on a canvas before.

2. Tom .... (not use)              any dill or oregano in the recipe yet.

3. We ... (already squeeze)                       all the lemons for the marinade.

4. I ... (often pour)                   a mixture of oil and vinegar onto my salad.