Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or D (doesn't say)
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Review of the Red Fox hotel
Last month my wife and I stayed at the new Red Fox hotel near Benton, a small village in the south
of England. It's an informal, relaxed hotel in an eighteenth-century building. We went there a month
after it opened, and it was full of young, fashionably dressed people from London. They go there to
escape from their busy city life because it's only ninety minutes from the capital by car.
The hotel has become very popular because its restaurant serves incredibly good food. People say
it's the best hotel food in the country. All of the food comes from the hotel's gardens. They keep
animals and grow vegetables and fruit. On some days a chef shows you round the garden, you choose
your food and he cooks it for your dinner. My wife and I had chicken cooked in a delicious sauce,
and a warm apple cake for dessert.
The meals aren't expensive. They're cheaper than in many restaurants, but only hotel guests can eat
there and the rooms aren't cheap. They cost between £150 and £200 a night. But you don't need to
be very rich to stay there. Every month the hotel offers five rooms for one pound each. Look for the
offers on their website.
7. The rooms in the hotel are usually expensive.
8. The writer paid a hundred and fifty pounds for his room.
9. The write ooked his room by telephone.
10. The beds in the hotel aren't very wide.
Then you need to book them by phone, but do it fast because everybody is waiting for these offers.
We were very lucky- we got one of the cheap rooms and we really enjoyed staying there. The rooms
are beautifully decorated and quite big. The beds are a bit narrow, but for one pound, I'm not
complaining!
VI. Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or D (doesn't say). (20 points)
1. The hotel is in a new building.
2. The writer lives near the hotel.
3. The owner of the hotel is a chef.
4. The chefs buy food from a shop near the hotel.
5. There aren't any sausages on the menu.
6. The writer's wife didn't have a dessert.
VII. Read the text again and circle the correct answer. (10 points)
1. The Red Fox hotel is near
A. Brighton
2. The hotel opened_
A. in the 18th century
B. Benton
63%
B. last year
4
C London
C. two months ago
5
Vietteload
Xong
K10TA A2 TEST.pdf
5/6
10:22
Review of the Red Fox hotel
Last month my wife and I stayed at the new Red Fox hotel near Benton, a small village in the south
of England. It's an informal, relaxed hotel in an eighteenth-century building. We went there a month
after it opened, and it was full of young, fashionably dressed people from London. They go there to
escape from their busy city life because it's only ninety minutes from the capital by car.
The hotel has become very popular because its restaurant serves incredibly good food. People say
it's the best hotel food in the country. All of the food comes from the hotel's gardens. They keep
animals and grow vegetables and fruit. On some days a chef shows you round the garden, you choose
your food and he cooks it for your dinner. My wife and I had chicken cooked in a delicious sauce,
and a warm apple cake for dessert.
The meals aren't expensive. They're cheaper than in many restaurants, but only hotel guests can eat
there and the rooms aren't cheap. They cost between £150 and £200 a night. But you don't need to
be very rich to stay there. Every month the hotel offers five rooms for one pound each. Look for the
offers on their website.
7. The rooms in the hotel are usually expensive.
8. The writer paid a hundred and fifty pounds for his room.
9. The write ooked his room by telephone.
10. The beds in the hotel aren't very wide.
Then you need to book them by phone, but do it fast because everybody is waiting for these offers.
We were very lucky- we got one of the cheap rooms and we really enjoyed staying there. The rooms
are beautifully decorated and quite big. The beds are a bit narrow, but for one pound, I'm not
complaining!
VI. Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or D (doesn't say). (20 points)
1. The hotel is in a new building.
2. The writer lives near the hotel.
3. The owner of the hotel is a chef.
4. The chefs buy food from a shop near the hotel.
5. There aren't any sausages on the menu.
6. The writer's wife didn't have a dessert.
VII. Read the text again and circle the correct answer. (10 points)
1. The Red Fox hotel is near
A. Brighton
2. The hotel opened_
A. in the 18th century
B. Benton
63%
B. last year
4
C London
C. two months ago
5