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Get ready!
I O Before you read the passage, talk about
these questions.
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1 W hat type of baked products are there?
z 2 What are the main ingredients of bread?
c
c Reading
r
0 Read the advertising pamphlet. Then,
choose the correct answers.

I 1 What is the purpose of this text?

F A to share a recipe for making bread

B to give details about Sam ’s family
C to list all the types of bread available at
SarrTs Family Bakers ,
D to explain why bread is so important

2 Why do Sam ’s bakers believe that bread is so

important?
A because it is delicious
B because the bakers follow traditional recipes
C because it is healthier than pies and cookies
D because of its high level of nutrients

3 Which of the following is not usually added to

Sam 's
FAMILYBAKERS
bread?
A w ater C pepper
B oil D salt
Our sliced bread - both white and whole grain - and
other baked goods (cakes, cookies, rolls, pies and
donuts) are made by hand and to the highest standards Vocabulary
available. We take pride in making our bread according
to traditional fam ily recipes which have been passed
0 Match the words or phrases (1-6) with the
definitions (A-F).
down from generation to generation.

Our passion for baking bread comes from our belief that 1 sliced 4 _ soft
it is the m ost im portant food available. Why? 2 baked goods 5 ___dough

Bread provides us with energy, protein, iron, calcium and 3 inhabited 6 __whole grain
vitamin B. The reason for bread’s popularity is that wheat
A not hard
grains grow in nearly all the inhabited parts of the world.
B made with brown flour
Therefore, it is cheap to produce and readily available.
The flour used for making bread is usually of the hard C products made by cooking dough in the oven„
type which is higher in protein than that of the soft wheat D not deserted but with people
types. By adding yeast, water, salt and olive oil to the E flour and w ater mixed together
flour, we produce the dough to bake in the oven.
F something cut with a knife into thin pieces
Come and visit Sam ’s Family Bakers and ask us about
how we make our delicious baked goods!

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O Read the sentence pairs. Choose which word or phrase Speaking
best fits each blank.
0 With a partner, act out the
1 whole grain / yeast roles below based on Task 7.
A Bread will not rise i f ______ . is not added
Then, switch roles.
to the dough.
USE LANGUAGE SUCH AS:
B Many people choose to eat. ______ bread
as it is a healthier option. What would you like?
I ’d like/rd rather...
2 dough / cake
I’d p re fe r...
A __________ . is made by adding yeast, water, salt and
olive oil to flour.
S tu d e n t A: You are a salesperson
B Both children and adults enjoy eating
at the local cake shop. Talk to
Student B about:
0 Q Listen and read the advertising pamphlet again.
• his/her preference
Where in the world can wheat grow?
• suggestions about his/her order
• available options
Listening
0 ii Listen to a conversation between a customer and
S tu d e n t B: You are a customer.
a saleswoman at the cake shop. Mark the following
Talk to Student A about what you
statements as true (T) or false (F).
want to buy.
1 The man ordered chocolate cupcakes.
2 The man ordered a cake for his w ife’s birthday.
Writing
3 The birthday cake will be ready on Sunday.
0 Use the conversation from
Task 8 to fili out your order
O $ Listen again and complete the conversation. form.

Saleswoman:
Customer:
Good morning, sir. How can I help you?
Two vanilla 1 ________ please.
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Saleswoman: We have some 2 ________ just out of the oven,
Mario’s
if you like.
Customer: Yes. I’d prefer those. They look 3 ________ .
(•Cake Shop*)
Saleswoman: Here you go. Would you like 4 ____ else?
Customer: Yes, Pd like to order a birthday cake. It’s for my
Written order
son’s birthday this Saturday. Can you have it
5 ________ by then? Item 1:
Saleswoman: We can do that. Would you like chocolate or vanilla
flavor?
Customer: I’d rather have a chocolate one. Item 2:
Saleswoman: Ok, I will have that ready on Saturday morning.
Come and 6 __________________________ then.
Customer: Thanks. Can I pay for it now?
Saleswoman: Of course. The total including the cookies is $31.95.
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