Choose the most suitable word for each space.

1. D (do their shopping) *Перевод: делать покупки* 2. B (car parks) *Перевод: парковки* 3. C (trolley) *Перевод: тележка* 4. C (trolley) - wait, looking at context "fill your ... and push it to your car". It is likely "trolley". But gap 3 says "(3) ... of shopping". Actually, let's re-read the sentence. "These supermarkets have (2) car parks, so you can buy several (3) bags of shopping." Wait, looking closely at the text: "These supermarkets have (2) ... , so you can buy several (3) ... of shopping. You can fill your (4) ... , and then push it to your car." Let's re-evaluate based on standard English usage: 1. do (their shopping) 2. car parks 3. bags (of shopping) 4. trolley (you fill it and push it) 5. local (shops) 6. cheaper (than supermarkets) 7. market (open air market) 8. fresh (fruit - wait, the options are A: place, B: sale, C: square, D: various. Let's re-read the options). Let's re-match strictly with provided options: 1. A:make, B:take, C:have, D:do. Correct: D (do) 2. A:cars, B:car parks, C:places, D:roads. Correct: B (car parks) 3. A:bags, B:shops, C:customers, D:bargains. Correct: A (bags) 4. A:pocket, B:bag, C:trolley, D:wallet. Correct: C (trolley) 5. A:sale, B:local, C:centre, D:various. Correct: B (local) 6. A:cheaper, B:often, C:parking, D:expensive. Correct: A (cheaper) 7. A:place, B:sale, C:square, D:market. Correct: D (market) 8. A:cheap, B:the, C:there, D:a. Wait, looking at "(8) ... fruit". Option A is "cheap", B is "the", C is "there", D is "a". None seem perfect for an adjective, but maybe it's "(8) fresh"? No, "fresh" isn't an option. Let's re-read column 8. A:cheap, B:the, C:there, D:a. Perhaps it's just filler? Actually, looking at the image: 8 is "A: cheap, B: the, C: there, D: a". It says "buy (8) ... fruit". Maybe "fresh" isn't there. Ah, the image text is blurry. Let's assume "fresh" is not an option. Let's look at row 8 again. A: cheap, B: the, C: there, D: a. This looks wrong. Let me re-read row 8 options carefully. Maybe it's not "fruit" but something else? No, it says "fruit". Actually, let's look at 8 again. A: cheap, B: the, C: there, D: a. Maybe it's asking for a determinant like "fresh"? No. Let's look at row 9. 9: A: fishes, B: meats, C: vegetables, D: green. So 8 probably relates to "fruit". Let's re-read row 8 options: 8 A: cheap B: the C: there D: a. Perhaps "(8) fresh" is missing from my list? Wait, maybe 8 is "fresh" and it's just cut off? No, A,B,C,D are clear. Let's guess the intended word might be "fresh" but it's not listed. Let's look at the options again. Actually, maybe 8 is just "(8) fresh" and it's missing from the options. Let's stick to the best fit. Actually, let's look at the text again: "(8) ... fruit and (9) ...". Maybe 8 is "fresh" (not listed)? Or maybe it's "cheap"? "buy cheap fruit". That makes sense! 8: A. 9: A: fishes, B: meats, C: vegetables, D: green. Correct: C (vegetables) 10: A: walk, B: carry, C: manage, D: with. Correct: B (carry)