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І. Read the text. Аnswer the questions.

Granny Morgan

Andy and Kate were pleased. Today was Friday, and that was the day when Gran came to tea. Of all their relatives, they liked their grandmother the best. She was good fun.

Granny Morgan was sitting at the kitchen table when they came in. There was a big plate of banana sandwiches in front of her.

“Hello, Gran!” said Andy.

“Hello, you two. How was school today?”

“OK, thanks,” said Kate.

“And how was your trip to the National History Museum?” she asked.

“Oh, that was great,” said Kate. “We had a wonderful time.”

“We saw some fantastic dinosaurs but I liked the gorillas best,” he said. He took another sandwich.

“I remember when I was a young girl; I often went to museums and art galleries. One day I met Picasso in an art gallery in the south of France.”

“I don’t believe you!” said Kate.

“Yes, I did. It’s true. Picasso was a charming man. He asked me to tea.”

Kate liked her grandmother’s stories, but she wasn’t sure if they were true but they were always exciting!

1. Why were Kate and Andy pleased?

II. Complete the sentences according to the text «Granny Morgan».

Andy and Kate were ___________ on Friday.

II. Complete the sentences according to the text «Granny Morgan».

Bad is good ............

II. Complete the sentences according to the text «Granny Morgan».

We had a ________ at the museum.

II. Complete the sentences according to the text «Granny Morgan».

We saw some ______________ dinosaurs, but ____________ .

II. Complete the sentences according to the text «Granny Morgan».

One day I met Picasso in _____________ in the South of France.

III. Say if the statements are true or false.

Granny Morgan came to dinner.

III. Say if the statements are true or false.

The children visited the National Gallery.

III. Say if the statements are true or false.

The boy liked the gorillas at the museum.

III. Say if the statements are true or false.

Granny met Picasso in Paris.

III. Say if the statements are true or false.

The children were not sure that their grandmother’s stories were true.