Task Read the text "Mystery Shopper". Match paragraphs A–E of the text with questions 1 There are two extra questions

Task 3. Order the sentences to form a meaningful paragraph
P. You know my wife Madhavi always urged me to give up smoking.
Q. When I emerged from the jail I wanted to tell her about my great Triumph.
R. But when I met her, there she was with a packet of cigarettes.
S. and so when I went to Jail I said to myself I really must give it up, if for no reason then of being self reliant.
T. I really gave it up.

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Task 4. Do the following statements agree with the information given in the reading passage?


Write


TRUE if the statement agrees with the information
FALSE if the statement contradicts the information
NOT GIVEN if there is no information on this in the passage
Spanish painting had its birth during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, and may be said to have been derived from Italy, through the influence of the Italian painters who went to Spain, and the Spanish artists who made their studies in Italy. But in spite of this strong Italian influence, Spanish painting has its own characteristics which separate it from all other schools, and give it a high position on its own merits. Antonio del Rincon (1446-1500) was the first Spanish painter of whom we know. If any works of his remain, they are portraits of his august sovereigns now in the Cathedral of Granada; but it is probable that these pictures are copies of the originals by Rincon.
Dating the beginning of the Spanish school from the last half of the fifteenth century, it is the third school in Europe as to age, it being about two centuries later than the Italian, and one century later than the Flemish school. Its importance is only exceeded by that of Italy. The distinguishing feature of Spanish art is its gravity, or we may almost say its strictly religious character, for, excepting portraits, there were few pictures of consequence that had not a religious meaning.