Необычная еда

Читаем на английском языке в 5 классе и узнаем интересные факты со всего света. Тема занятия — необычная еда.

Необычная еда

Tanya is keen on cooking and she occasionally surfs on the Internet to find some interesting information about food and some unusual recipes [ˈresɪpɪ] and to tell her pupils about it on the day of self-government. On the day of the self-government she was making astonished with exciting facts about food and delicious recipes [ˈresɪpɪ].

Once in China a farmer grew up extraordinary pears in the form of a buddish [ˈbʊdɪst] fat man. These pears looked like droll children’s toys from a New Year’s tree. And how did the farmer manage to do it? It’s no secret for anyone that there are square and even heart-shaped watermelons. Of course!

The creative farmer had special forms to place each young fruit in them. While growing up such fruit reached the limit and took the form of its “packet”. Thanks to the savvy of this farmer, new designer vegetables and fruits are appearing, taking various forms. It is pleasant to have it for dessert [dɪˈzɜːt]! Naturally, such goods are much more expensive at cost than ordinary apples, pears or peppers. Since they require special costs for shapes for growing and caring. Would you spend 7 dollars on such a pear?

In Asia [ˈeɪʒə] an eatable cover for I-phones was invented. The cover is made of rice and as a cookie by taste. This cover is very brittle, and it can – all of a sudden! Like a bolt from the blue! — Awful, you didn’t suspect of the shortness of the case! – crack! But don’t get upset! You can eat this cover and crunch with appetite. And what a trifle that there are bacteria [bækˈtɪərɪə] on the surface of the so useful and delicious cover, the microbes crackle in the teeth on such an eatable cover and you spent 85 dollars on this meal.

Вопросы на тему необычная еда

What is Tanya keen on?
Why does Tanya surf the Internet occasionally?
What was Tanya doing on the day of self‑government?
Where did a farmer grow extraordinary pears?
What did the extraordinary pears look like?
How did the farmer manage to grow pears in the form of a buddish fat man?
What other shaped fruits are mentioned in the text (apart from pears)?
Why are designer vegetables and fruits more expensive than ordinary ones?
Would you spend 7 dollars on such a pear, according to the text?
Where was an eatable cover for iPhones invented?
What is the eatable cover made of, and what does it taste like?
What happens if the eatable cover cracks, and what is the downside of eating it?