Appearance (reading)

№ 1. Read the text and choose the best answer (a, b, c or d). 1) At the Bluewater Shopping centre _ . there aren't any fashoinable clothes. hooded tops and baseball caps are banned. only hooded tops are banned. teenagers are banned. 2) The result of the ban is _ . clothes shops are closing. teenagers are hiding their faces. there are more teenagers in the shops. there are more customers in the shops. 3) Students of Maesteg Comprehensive School _ . are not allowed to wear hooded tops. cannot shop at the Bluewater Shopping Centre. all support the new rule. all behave very badly. 4) The head teacher of Coombeshead College doesn't believe that _ . young people behave well. hooded tops are fashionable. you can judge a person by their clothes. school uniform is a good idea. 5) Why did the writer of the article include Lord Ashley's statement? To show that adults always think children behave badly. To show that children always behave badly. To show that children behaved well in 1823. To show that adults are the same as children. № 2. Match the highlighted words and phrases in the text with the correct definitions below: 1) form an opinion of - judge .2) have the same opinion - agree .3) in a shop, ready for people to buy - for sale .4) people who behave badly - trouble-makers .5) doing and saying things in a certain way - behaving .6) something you are not allowed to do - banned .7) stupid; not sensible - silly .8) the difference in opinions between young people and older people - generation gap .