1. The main important nutrients in a balanced diet are... A) Fats, Carbohydrates
B) Carbohydrates, Protein, Vitamins
C) Fats, Carbohydrates, Protein, Vitamins and Minerals
2. For example, vitamin D is important for healthy ...
A) Brain
B) Bones
C) Eyesight
3. A 1/3 part of your food should be fruit and vegetables because ...
A) They are full of proteins and calcium.
B) They are full of vitamins and minerals.
C) They are full of vitamins.
4. Protein and calcium come from
A) Milk and other dairy foods
B) Fruit
C) Vegetables
5. Choose the explanation of the phrase "Energy-dense foods” according to the listening ...
A) Food with low level of energy
B) Food with middle level of energy
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They built a new hospital in our city last month. *

They bought a lot of vegetables and put them in the fridge. *

The girls did the exercises after classes.

Write the sentences in the Passive Voice

A new hospital was built in our city last month.

A lot of vegetables were bought and put in the fridge.

The exercises were done by the girls after classes.

and translate them into Russian.

В месяце в нашем городе была построена новая больница.

Много овощей было куплено и положено в холодильник.

Эти упражнения делались девочками после уроков.

Now, I began. I woke up at about 7 o'clock and got up. I went to the bathroom where I took a cold shower and went back to the bedroom to dress. Then I went for breakfast at 8.15. After breakfast I sat and read the newspapers or in summer I had a walk round my garden. I went into my study at 9 o'clock and met my students there, and the day's work began. At midday I had a break for lunch. I finished my work about 5 o'clock. Then I went home and joined to Mrs. Priestley for aftemoon tea in the living-room. In summer I played a few games of tennis or went to the golf dub and had a round of golf. We had dinner at 8 o'clock. Sometimes in summer we took out the car and went for a drive in the country, in winter we went to the cinema or to the theatre. Often we just had a quiet evening at home. Our son John was at University and Margaret was at boarding-school now, so there were only the two of us at home. We sat and talked, or Mrs. Priestley played the piano. And I thought that these quiet evenings are the best of all.