Final challenge: good food
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- 1 · Breakfast
Match each word with its meaning
Use lesson 2 if you need help.
- raisins
- jam
- toast
- nuts
- a) Brown and crunchy bread
- b) Hard fruits with a shell
- c) Small, dried and sweet
- d) Sweet, you put it on toast
Ver la solución
Respuesta: raisins → Small, dried and sweet · jam → Sweet, you put it on toast · toast → Brown and crunchy bread · nuts → Hard fruits with a shell
These are the breakfast words from lesson 2.
- 2 · Cooking verbs
Which verb means “find out how heavy flour is”?
You use a scale.
- a) pour
- b) weigh
- c) mix
- d) taste
Ver la solución
Respuesta: b) weigh
We weigh ingredients on a scale.
- 3 · Countable or not?
Which word is countable?
Can you say one, two, three?
- a) milk
- b) sugar
- c) apples
- d) juice
Ver la solución
Respuesta: c) apples
Apples are countable: one apple, two apples.
- 4 · Much or many?
How ___ milk would you like?
Milk is uncountable.
- a) much
- b) many
- c) few
- d) lot
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) much
Milk is uncountable, so we say how much.
- 5 · Much or many?
How ___ raisins would you like?
Raisins are countable.
- a) much
- b) many
- c) little
- d) lot
Ver la solución
Respuesta: b) many
Raisins are countable, so we say how many.
- 6 · Quantifiers
Mum asks about milk. You want a small amount. You say: “A ___, please.”
Uncountable and small.
- a) few
- b) little
- c) many
- d) much
Ver la solución
Respuesta: b) little
A little is for uncountable nouns: a little milk.
- 7 · Quantifiers
Dad asks about raisins. You want a small number. You say: “A ___, please.”
Countable and small.
- a) few
- b) little
- c) much
- d) lot
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) few
A few is for countable nouns: a few raisins.
- 8 · Recipes
Drag the missing verb
First, ... the potatoes.
First, ____ the potatoes
Fichas: peel · peels · peeling · peeled
Ver la solución
Respuesta: peel
In instructions we use the plain verb: First, peel the potatoes.
- 9 · At the table
“Can you pass the salt, please?” What is a good answer?
Be polite.
- a) Yes, of course.
- b) I'm full.
- c) No, I don't.
- d) It's hot.
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) Yes, of course.
Yes, of course. (and then you pass it).
- 10 · At the table
“Would you like some more pizza?” You can't eat any more. What do you say?
You are full.
- a) No, thank you. I'm full.
- b) Yes, of course.
- c) Here you are.
- d) Pass the salt.
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) No, thank you. I'm full.
No, thank you. I'm full.
- 11 · Spelling
Which word is written with -cks?
It is a plural.
- a) six
- b) ducks
- c) fox
- d) box
Ver la solución
Respuesta: b) ducks
Ducks ends in -cks. Six, fox and box end in -x.
- 12 · Spelling
Which word is written with -x?
Think about the animal.
- a) socks
- b) chicks
- c) fox
- d) rocks
Ver la solución
Respuesta: c) fox
Fox ends in -x.
- 13 · Writing
Which word starts the first step of a recipe?
First, Next, Then…
- a) First,
- b) Finally,
- c) Then,
- d) Next,
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) First,
First, … is the first step; then Next, Then.
- 14 · Writing
In a recipe, the ingredients are…
Think about the shopping list.
- a) the foods you need
- b) the actions you do
- c) the time it takes
- d) the plate
Ver la solución
Respuesta: a) the foods you need
Ingredients are the foods and drinks you need for the recipe.
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