Read the article. Answer the questions (1-8).

### Reading: No. 5 Restaurant 1. It is in a small English village. 2. He is the French chef of the restaurant. 3. The food comes from the local area. 4. You can see a blackboard with Today's Specials. 5. It changes every day. 6. There is a special lunchtime menu from Tuesday to Friday. 7. It costs £7.50. 8. They ate chicken chasseur and salmon salad. ### Communication: Matching 1 — f: Can I help you? 2 — c: Here's is that? (Note: Usually "Here is..." or "What is that?", but based on provided options: "Here's" matches "c" only if context fits, but looking at standard textbook exercises: 2-e "Here's the menu" is more logical. Let's re-evaluate: 2-e, 3-b, 4-d, 5-a, 6-c? Actually, let's look closer at the prompt's grammatical constraints.) Correct matching based on typical English workbook logic: 1. Can I **f) help you?** 2. Here's **e) the menu.** 3. I'm sorry, there's **b) no beef curry today.** 4. What would you **d) like to drink?** 5. For me, a **a) cheese omelette, please.** 6. How much **c) is that?**