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1. Britain rains alot.
2.Yes, there are.
3.Many houses in Britain are over a hundred years old.
4. Many houses has a ''central heating system".
5.People spend lots of time at home because of rainy days.
XI: Read the text and questions below. For each question, write the correct letter A, B,C or D in the numbered box below. Write your answers in the answer box below
In Britain, the climate is not very good. There are very few hot days and it rains a lot. Because of this, people spend a lot of time at home. Generally, British homes have a lot of furniture in them, carpets on the floors and heavy curtains. Many houses in Britain are old. Many of them are over one hundred years old. Often, they do not have enough insulation and the heat goes out through the windows, the doors and up the chimney. Because of the climate, people in Britain have to spend a lot of money on heating. Many houses have a special systems called “central heating”. This heats all the rooms and, at the same time heats the hot water. Houses without central heating often have gas, electric or coal fires. New houses are much better. They have two layers of glass in the windows to stop the heat going out.
1. Why do British people spend a lot of time at home?
A. Because the climate is very good.
B. Because they don’t know where to go.
C. Because the climate is not very good.
D. Because they want to stay at home.
2. The heat go out of the house through ______.
A. the windows and up the chimney.
B. the windows, the doors and up the chimney.
C. the doors and up the chimney.
D. the walls and up the chimney.
3. Because of ________,people in Britain have to spend a lot of money on heating.
A. cold weather B. cool weather C. hot weather. D. bad weather
4. Houses without central heating often have _______.
A. only coal fires B. gas or coal fires C. electric or coal fires D. gas, electric or coal fires
5. New houses usually have _______ in the windows to stop the heat going out.
A. one layers of glass B. two layers of glass C. three layers of glass D. two layers of gas
1. Why do British people spend a lot of time at home?
A. Because the climate is not very good.
B. Because they don't know where to go.
C. Because the climate is very good.
D. Because they want to stay at home.
2. The heat goes out of the houses through_____ .
A. the doors and up the chimney B. the windows and up the chimney
C. the windows, the doors and up the chimney D. the walls and up the chimney
3. Because of______ , people in Britain have to spend a lot of money on heating.
A. cold weather B. cool weather
C. hot weather D. bad weather
4. Houses without central heating often have_____ .
A. only coal fires B. gas or coal fires
C. electric or coal fires D. gas, electric or coal fires
5. New houses usually have______ in the windows to stop the heat going out.
A. one layer of glass B. two layers of glass
C. three layers of glass D. two or three layers of glass
The national Trust
There are lots of beautiful, large houses in Britain. Many of them (1) were built hundreds of years ago. In the past, they (2) were owned by very rich families. Today, many of them (3) are owned by an organization called The National Trust, which (4) is created to look after them. The houses (5) are kept in perfect condition, and visitors (6) are allowed to look around them. It’s interesting to learn how different life was in an old house. Milk was (7) not kept in the fridge, because they didn’t have fridges! Washing machines (8) were only invented very recently, so washing (9) is done by hand. In some cases, the house (10) is still lived in today. When this happens, visitors (11) are only shown part the of house. The private rooms (12) are kept closed to the public. These houses often have beautiful gardens, too. The gardens (13) are looked after by professional gardeners. You usually have to pay to look around National Trust houses. Members of the National Trust (14) are given a discount. This year, millions of people (15) will be given a chance to see what life in an old country house was like.