6 Read the text and complete the gaps with words 2-1. There is one word you don't need to use.Fish has been eaten in Britain, an island, 1 I thousands ofyears. In the 17th century potatoes 2__brought fromLaun America. However, it wasn't 3 the 19th centurythat Mr Marlin had the idea of 4 fish and potatoestogether and making fish and chips. When he opened hisfish and chip shop in London in 1860, it quickly 5popular with working people who needed quick, fillingmeals.By the 1920s 6 were 31, 000 fish and chip shops inBritain, although there 7 ___only 8, 000 today. A recentstudy found 8_ Britain's favourite fast food is still fishand chips. Second, third, and fourth positions 9_topizza (Italian), duck (Chinese) and curry (IndianThe traditional way to 10_fish and chips is to buy themwrapped in paper and to have them with salt and vinegar.Originally, they were wrapped in newspaper, but most are11_ in white paper now.a untilb becamec puttingd wente thatf eatg wereh wheni arej fork sold1 there​