In England breakfast is a big meal—eggs, tomatoes, tea, coffee. For many people, lunch is just a quick meal. In cities there are a lot of sandwich bars. There, office workers can buy their favorite bread and all kinds of sandwiches. Children in school can have a hot meal at school, but many just have a sandwich, some water and some fruit from home. Some people have afternoon tea in the afternoon. They usually have sandwiches, cakes and drink a cup of tea. They have the evening meal quite early and all the family often eats together. On Sundays many families have a traditional lunch. They have chicken, pork and vegetables. Englishmen like food better than other countries. People often get take-away meals. They buy the food outside and then usually bring it home to eat. 

1. Many people in England have a         breakfast and a        lunch.

A. fast, small               B. little, slow           C. big, quick        D. slow, big

2. In England, there are many sandwiches bars in        .

A. small towns            B. villages                C. countries         D. cities

3. The office workers can buy         in sandwiches bars for lunch.

A. eggs                       B. bread                  C. fruit                D. tea

4. When people get a take-away meal, they usually eat it        .

A. at home                  B. in the school        C. outside            D. in the bars

5. In this passage, what don’t people have in their afternoon tea?          

A. Sandwiches.           B. Chicken.             C. Cakes.             D. A cup of tea.