In some countries，lunch time often means soup time! However，soup is just one thing that can be eaten for lunch.What you eat for lunch may be different from the lunch of someone who lives in another county.Let's see together!

    Mexico：Tasting Tortillas （薄玉米饼）

    Mary children in Mexico eat tortillas for lunch.Most tortillas are made from ground corn.But sometimes wheat flour （面粉） is used.Do you know the shapes of tortillas？Tortillas are usually flat and round，but they can also be made into other shapes.Delicious sauces，called salsas，are often added to tacos （玉米卷）.These sauces are made from tomatoes，onions and hot peppers.

    Russia：Sipping Soup

    Winters in Russia are very cold.Maybe that's why many Russian children eat soup for lunch.Two of their favorites are cabbage soup and beet （甜菜） soup.Many Russian soups also include potatoes.They are an important crop in Russia.They make soups thick and rich.Eating thick soups can help keep people warm and can fill them up，so hunger is not a problem South Korea：Passing the Pickles （泡菜） Meals in Korea are made up of many dishes.No matter what else is served，there is always nice.

    Kimchi （泡菜） is also always on the table.Kimchi is a kind of meat or vegetable.Korean children mix together many dishes at meals.It's common for their food to be hot and spicy （辣的）.

    These are what kids are eating for lunch around the world.

The title： （1）　          　lunch from different countries
Mexico	Tasting Tortillas	◆They are made from ground corn. ◆They can be made into other shapes （2）　          　 flat and round. ◆Delicious sauces （salsas） are often added to tacos .
Russia	Sipping Soup	◆Cabbage soup and beet soup are the most（3）　          　 two soups. ◆Many Russian soups also include potatoes，making soups thick and rich. ◆Thick soups help people keep warm and feel （4）　          　.
South Korea	Passing the Pickles	◆Many dishes，like rice and Kimchi make up of Korean meals. ◆Hot and spicy food is （5）　          　 in South Korea.