Multiple-choice cloze
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
Ten years ago, if you wanted to play board games with friends, you probably did it at someone's kitchen table. Today, in many cities, you can go to a café that in them. For a small fee, customers can choose from hundreds of games, order a drink and play for as long as they like. Most of these cafés employ staff whose job is to explain the rules, which is a great help when you are faced with a game you have never of. So why have these places become so popular? Some owners say it is a of people spending too much time looking at screens. Board games people together in a way that phones do not. Others point out that board games appeal to people of all ages, so families, students and colleagues can all part. Of course, not everyone is a fan. Some people find the games too complicated, and a few complain that a single game can on for hours. But most customers seem to agree that it is a good way to spend an evening. 'It's cheaper than going to a restaurant,' says one regular, 'and you to know people properly.' Perhaps that is the real of their success.
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