H task 1 read the text and answer the questions! bananas are found in tropical regions of the world where the climate provides plentiful rada and many hours of sunshine for most of the year. this enables bananas to be grown and picked all year round. the majority of the bananas eaten in the uk are imported from the windward islands in the caribbean. banana plants grow from a small root to a height of about three meters. they produce suckers. one of which is allowed to grow to its full size and bears the fruit. these fruits start by growing downwards before they grow up towards the sun in large bunches. a fully grown bunch can weigh up to thirty-five kilos, the bananas at the bottom being smaller than those nearer the top. as the bunches develop, the plants must be supported by stakes to prevent them from breaking or toppling over. bananas are very easily damaged and consequently great care must be taken when they are harvested. they are picked by hand before they are fully ripe, as they continue to ripen after harvesting. these green bananas are carefully transported to a packing station where they are washed, treated, and labeled so their origin can be traced. bananas are easily peeled and digested, and contain important trace minerals as well as all the benefits of fresh fruit. they provide a quick, convenient yet healthy energy boost and are consequently popular with athletes and tennis players. in fact, bananas are the uks favourite fruit - we eat more of them each year than any other fruits. source: the national literacy strategy, 2013: 25827 questions: 1. what does the text tell us about? banare 2. how does the banana grow?' 3. why must the plants be supported by stakes? 4. how and when is the banana harvested? 5. what are the advantages of consuming banana? st task 2 analyze the text in task 1 by answering the questions below! 1. give the best title for the text! 2. what is the social function of the text! 3. define the generic structure of the text!​