Прочитайте текст Mr Karel Peeters lives in a small village called Baasrode in the centre of Belgium....: ответ на тест 782002 - Английский язык

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Mr Karel Peeters lives in a small village called Baasrode, in the centre of Belgium. He made a chocolate bar that is now listed in the Guinness Book of Records. Baasrode used to be an important eel-fishing village, so Mr Peeters made his chocolate bar in the shape of an eel. It took him three hundred hours to make the chocolate eel. It was 7.5 metres long, 35 centimetres around, and weighed 920 kilograms! After it was made the world record was confirmed, the giant chocolate bar was divided among the 6,000 people who live in the village of Baasrode.
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He made a chocolate bar that ________.

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It was in 1819, in Vevey, that Francois-Louis Cailler set up a small business making and selling cocoa and chocolate.
It eventually became the first Swiss chocolate factory. Handmade chocolate was already made in other countries but Cailler was the first to put the idea of making chocolate by machine. The business developed and in 1898, Alexander Cailler, his grandson, left Vevey and built a new factory at Broc in the heart of Gruyиre district, an area well-known for the richness of its milk. The following year there were 120 workers at the factory and by 1906 over a thousand people were employed there. By this time the chocolate industry had become an important part of the Swiss economy.
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By this time the chocolate industry had become _______.

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In the past, cacao farmers in Brazil grew trees on small farms in the rain forests. Then they decided that they could grow more trees and make more money if they had bigger farms. To make space for the farms, farmers often cut down parts of the rain forest. However, farmers soon realized that cacao trees that are planted on farms in the open get too much sun. They are not as healthy as trees that grow in the forest, protected from the sun by shade of the larger trees.
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Then they decided that they could grow more trees _______.

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Now, cacao farmers have begun to grow their cacao trees in the rain forest again, on smaller farms. The cacao trees grow much better – and provide more cocoa. In some places, the rain forest is growing again where it had been destroyed for cacao farms. This is a very good change, because everyone in the world needs the rain forest, to help the planet ‘breathe’. And healthier cacao trees mean more chocolate for everyone!
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This is a very good change, because _______.

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A few months ago Mr and Mrs Smith had a big problem. He had a chance to get a promotion at work. Naturally, she wanted him to look his best at all times and to make a really good impression at work. She worked very hard to make his clothes look clean. But in spite of all her hard work, she could never get his shirts as clean as she wanted them to be.
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She worked very hard to _______.

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Sainsbury’s supermarkets share with Tesco the leading position in food and drink sales in Britain. Both have about 12% of the market, but they have very different images. Sainsbury’s has a middle-class image and suggests good food and wine. Most of the supermarkets and Homebase stores, which sell Do-It-Your-self goods, are in the richest part of the country, the South-East and the Midlands. There are no Sainsbury’s stores in Scotland, Wales or large areas of the North. In the mid-1970-s Sainsbury’s started to built very big supermarkets, ‘hypermarkets’, on the edge of towns. This reflects social change, where more affluent people have cars and only want to shop once a week. Like the introduction of the first self-service store in 1950, the idea is American. The architecture of the hypermarkets is interesting. They often look like small communities of houses set around a church tower, something like an old English village. Inside is a single space which contains all the old type of shops under one roof- the butcher, baker, grocer, fishmonger – in an impersonal, modern setting. The first Sainsbury’s was a diary which opened in Drury Lane, London in 1869. The Sainsbury family still has the controlling interest in the company today.
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Sainsbury’s has a middle-class image and _______.