Task Read the text attentively and find out what products are commonly sold in traditional bazaars

Task 1.Read the text attentively and find out what products are commonly sold in traditional bazaars.

Since the old times eastern bazaars is the place, where people comes for shops, to communicate, to discuss the last news, to watch the performances of amateur actors called here «maskharaboz». The feature of the eastern bazaar is, you won’t leave it without shops. Here you will always find what you need.
This is famous bright silk cloths, different unusual souvenirs, like ceramic figures of eastern beauties, men in national clothes, sometimes called here «baby»., souvenir knifes, beads, scarf’s of amazing colors, national clothes, skullcaps, eastern sweets, dried apricots, raisin, almonds, water-melons, melons, always fresh fruits and vegetables, and lot’s of interesting goods. Hospitality and manner of trading of local sellers won’t leave indifferent even the most avaricious buyer.
There are traditional bazaars in every city of Uzbekistan. The biggest, ancient and beautiful is « Chor-Su» bazaar in Tashkent. It is situated in the centre of ancient part of the city. It’s more than 2 000 thousand years old. This complex is two-storied building with blue dome over it. Counters are motley with lots of goods. Sellers in eager rivalry offer you to taste salty almond baked in hall, sweet dried apricots, juicy melon and water-melon, speaking, that you won’t find the same nowhere. Eastern bazaar boils with life and got there you will plunge in whirlpool of real East.

«Alayskiy» bazaar is also famous. But it was not always the same. In XIX century it was just little shop in soldiers and their families’ settlement. People sold fruits, vegetables, silk and pottery there. Local sellers called it « Alayskiy» bazaar that mean «Soldiers» bazaar. That time there lived Uzbeks, Kirghiz, Kazakhs and Tadjiks. About the time, new European settlements appeared there. Officially bazaar appeared in XX century. It was upgraded. Main gates are leave on the basic “Amir Temur” street. The smell of spice and fruits is carried by the whole territory of bazaar and attract buyers. Abundance pleases. You can find there almost everything. Beginning with the sweets and finishing with the room flowers.
The most popular and famous bazaar in Samarkand is “Siab-bazaar”. Only there you can taste natural Samarkand flat cakes with a golden crust. One day bakers from Tashkent decided to bake these flat cakes. They put the clay furnace called here “Tandir” , kneaded dough by the recipe, burnt fire, baked flat cakes, but they turned out not like in Samarkand. Bakers referred to that there is special water in Samarkand. Water has been brought after their request. Bakers kneaded dough with this water but flat cakes was not so tasty again. Nobody knows how it happened. But till nowadays Samarkand is the only city where is this amazing flat cakes.