Bạn nào chỉ nhanh vs ạ! Some nations are famous for their cooking. For example, in most French and Italian homes, meals are an important part of family life. But in the UK, a lot of families do not eat together. Parents and children eat snacks in front of the TV, or prepare their own food in the microwave at different times. However, some traditional dishes are still very popular in Britain – for example, fish and chips. There are more than 8,600 fish and chip shops in the UK and they serve about 300 million meals every year. Restaurants and pubs often serve “Sunday lunch”: roast meat (beef, lamb, chicken, ect.) with roast potatoes and vegetables. And many British people sometimes eat a “full English breakfast” of bacon, eggs, sausages, tomatoes and toast. The British enjoy eating out and on average, they spend $27 a week in restaurants. In a recent magazine article about the 50 best restaurants in the world, 14 in the UK. However, most restaurants don’t serve traditional British food. For example, there are about 10,000 Indian and 8,000 Chinese restaurants in the UK. Different styles of cooking from around the world are now part of the British culture. In fact, the nation’s favorite dish is not roast beef or fish and chips – it is chicken curry! Task 2: Read the text again and answer the following questions. Then write your answers on the answer sheet. (1.5 ms) 31. In the UK, do most families usually eat meals together? ································································································ 32. What is a “full English breakfast”? ································································································ 33. On average, how much do people in the UK spend per week in bars and restaurants? ································································································ 34. How many Chinese restaurants are there in the UK? ································································································ 35. What is the most popular dish in the UK?