Reading Test "Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food"

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

1. Before classes schoolchildren must have a cup of tea or coffee.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

2. Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

3.Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

4.For lunch children may have tea or coffee with a sandwich.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

5.Meat and fish are not necessary for your body.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

6.Schoolchildren have dinner at 2 o’clock.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

7.For dinner children don’t need soup or some warm food.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

8.Fruit and soda are useful for children of any age.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

9.The lunch of British and American schoolchildren is in the lunch boxes.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

10.There are also some yoghurts and bars of chocolate in the lunch boxes.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

11.American schoolchildren don't like to have dinner.

Read the text and decide whether the following statements are true(T) or false (F) according to the text.

Schoolchildren’s Everyday Food

Before classes schoolchildren must have breakfast. It is often a meat or fish dish. Lunch must be at about 11 o’clock. For lunch children may have a cup of tea or coffee with a sandwich or a roll.

Schoolchildren have dinner at 3 o’clock. For dinner they can have some soup. Fruit and juice are useful for children of any age.

British and American boys and girls take their packed lunch to school. There are usually various sandwiches (cheese and ham sandwiches, banana sandwiches, jam sandwiches) and also oranges, apples, yoghurt and a bar of chocolate.

12.Fast food is useful for children of any age.