C. Look at the expressions 1-6 from the dialogue
and match them with the meanings a-f.
1. Big deal!
а. It's excellent!
2.I doubt it.
b. It's nothing
serious.
3. Beats me.
c. I don't think so.
4. It's wicked!
d. Include me.
5. I'll have a go.
e. I have no idea.
6.Count me in.
f. I'll try it.​

Usually, when talking about winter sports we have in mind all sports having to do with ice and snow.But some sports such as hockey and figure skating, should be considered summer sports.They are played all over the world on artificial ice rinks.It is interesting to participate in speed races, but it is much more interesting to watch speed races.Hockey is played on a rink forty metres long by six players on each of two teams.It is very interesting, fast, and dynamic game.It is played with a puck and long straight sticks with an angle at the bottom. The team that scores the most goals wins.One more exciting kind of winter sports is ski-jumping.

In Scotland, the New Year's Eve celebration is called Hogmanay which means 'new morning' in Celtic. It is surely the most exciting celebration of the year.
Preparations for the celebration start early on December 31st. people clean their housesand throw out unwanted things. They bake a special fruit cake called 'Black Bun' and a lot of shortbread biscuits.
On the night of Hogmanay there are live concerts and fabulous carnivals in the streets of Scottish towns. A lot of excited people get dressed up in colourful costumes. In some cities  there are also a long torchlight procession through the streets that crowds watch excitedly. As soon as the bells chime twelve, everyone kisses and heartily wishes each other a Happy New Year. Then people join hands and proudly sing song 'Auld Lang Syne'. After that, there is a stunning fireworks display which is the icing on the cake. On 1st January people visit their friends and neighbours to wish them luck for the New Year.