Now read the second extract.complete the sentences with one word.

Recently I visited the book exhibition, which was held in the exhibition center "Siberia". There were many visitors. After all, approaching the first of September, it's time to purchase textbooks, atlases, dictionaries, fiction. The selection of books at the fair was huge. You can find classic and contemporary authors, both Russian and Ukrainian languages. Trays speckled with bright, glossy covers. All the books are beautifully decorated, with nice illustrations. Many of the works published in a foreign language. At the fair were taken into account the interests of readers of all ages. For babies — solid, cardboard stories, collections of poems by A. Barto, S. Marshak, and G. Oster. For older children — fantasy and adventure literature. Is in great demand tale "Harry Potter". For the so-called "light fiction" you can buy detectives, they often come in soft covers. These books small size is convenient to take on vacation, on the train. Buy adult historical literature, memoirs of famous people. Quickly sold out various accounting and economic benefits, guidelines for working with a computer, dictionaries and encyclopedias. In addition to book production at the fair was a good selection of stationery: diaries, notebooks, albums, pens, bags, backpacks, pencil cases. Students simply dazzled. There you can buy postcards, table and wall calendars, different colored stickers with inscriptions and pictures. I think that all visitors to the fair found your product and was satisfied with the purchase. Fair — this is interesting, necessary and serious. Make your choice with such an abundance of goods is not easy.

1 Who was Olaf's story about?

2 Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins took their son Timothy and Grandma and Grandpa on a picnic lunch, didn't they?

3 Was Timothy hungry or thirsty?

4 Who wanted to have a cup of tea?

5 Where did the Wiggins stop to have lunch?

6 Did they see some cows or goats in the field?

7 Why didn't they like that nice stretch of grass?

8 Who wanted to find a shady place?

9 Did they try to stop in the woods?

10 What did Grandma say about stopping in the woods?

11 Did they stop by the river or by the lake?

12 Grandpa didn't like the damp ground, did he?

13 Who kept saying he was hungry?

14 Did they find a good place for their picnic?

15 Did Grandma and Grandpa like that place?