2. Choose the correct word: displays, grab, big hit, conveniences, bland.
1. She admits to owning some 21" century too, though.
2. It may be easier to .. some prepackaged carrots, but they're also a lot more expensive.
3. Then, right by the entrance, you see beautiful
... of fresh and colouful produce
4. They were a
and by the 1950s jeans had become very popular with young people.
5. Everything modern just seems ... in comparison.

Oscar Wilde is one of the most interesting representatives of British literature.He was born in 1856 in the Irish family. His father was an optician, an author of some books on Irish folklore. Oscar Wilde’s literary heritage is very large and his works are often staged nowadays. He is well-known for his extraordinary talent and humour. “The truth is rarely pure and never simple”, “There is no sin except stupidity”, “Art never expresses anything but itself” are only a few of his famous aphorisms. He always considered the aesthetic feeling of a person to be the moving force of human development. Wilde’s fairy-tales always depicted the union between the good and the beauty. Every detail in his lyrical fairy-tales has symbolic meaning. “The Picture of Dorian Gray” is one of his most famous novels. It is a story of a young man Dorian Gray. Under the influence of Lord Henry, his spiritual “teacher”, Dorian becomes an immoral murderer. Despite this fact his face remains young and beautiful. But his portrait painted by his friend reflects Dorian’s immorality and cruelty. Thrusting a knife into his portrait Dorian kills himself. His face becomes ugly while the portrait shines with perfect beauty.

1. Baking (is done in an oven, and usually refers to bread, cake, pastries, pizzas, or things like potatoes or apples. 
2. Does fresh chicken  taste better and tender than frozen? 
3. Eggs have a very high food value-they contain protein, as well as vitamins A, B, D, and iron and calcium in the yolk.
4. Chicken has less fat than red meat, and most of it is just under the skin.
5. Herring and mackerel come into the category of "oily" fish, and are good for people because the fish oil is thought to reduce cholesterol. 
6. Fats provide fuel and energy for the body and help to keep you warm. 
7. Lamb is the meat from a yound sheep, up to about a year old, after that it becomes mutton.  
8. Turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie is traditional food Americans  eat on Thanksgiving Day. 
9. Traditions play a more important part in people's life in Britain than in other countries? 10. By 1800 tea had become so popular in Britain that special ships ("clippers") were designed to bring it quickly from China.