5. Complete the conversation with suitable food quantifiers.

A: Can you go to the supermarket and buy me some things?

B: Ok. What do you want?

A: We've run out of milk, so buy two (1) ________of milk, please.

B: What about bread? There's only one (2) ________left in the fridge.

A: Yes, you can buy a (3) ________of bread. We also need a (4) ________of cauliflower and a (5)________of celery. I will make some salad.

A: Do you need some bacon for the salad?

B: Good idea. Just buy 200 (6) ________of bacon.

A: Anything else?

B: That's enough for today.

* Fill in the blank with a, an, some or any.
Jack: What do we have for dinner, Mom?
Mom: Well, sweet and sour pork ribs and vegetable soup.
Jack: Could we have (1) ……………salad, Mom?
Mom: OK. If you want, I will make (2) ……………egg salad.
Jack: Thank you, Mom.
Mom: But there aren’t (3) ……………eggs left. Could you get me (4) …… ………?
Jack: Sure, Mom. How many eggs do you need?
Mom: Half (5) ……………dozen.
Jack: Do you need anything else?
Mom: Hmm… I also need (6) ……………stick of celery, (7) ……………mayonnaise, and (8) ……………green onions.
Jack: Do you need (9) ……………lettuce, Mom?
Mom: No, there is still (10) ……………head of lettuce in the fridge.
Jack: Okay, Mom.

* Fill in the blank with a, an, some or any.
Jack: What do we have for dinner, Mom?
Mom: Well, sweet and sour pork ribs and vegetable soup.
Jack: Could we have (1) ……………salad, Mom?
Mom: OK. If you want, I will make (2) ……………egg salad.
Jack: Thank you, Mom.
Mom: But there aren’t (3) ……………eggs left. Could you get me (4) …… ………?
Jack: Sure, Mom. How many eggs do you need?
Mom: Half (5) ……………dozen.
Jack: Do you need anything else?
Mom: Hmm… I also need (6) ……………stick of celery, (7) ……………mayonnaise, and (8) ……………green onions.
Jack: Do you need (9) ……………lettuce, Mom?
Mom: No, there is still (10) ……………head of lettuce in the fridge.
Jack: Okay, Mom.

1.I was sitting in the back row of the theatre so I could hardly see the ...

A.painter B.musician C.composer D.writter

2.I haven't got ... bread left for breakfast.

A.a B.an C.any D.some

3.There ... bottles of mineral water in the fridge.

A.aren't some B.are any C.are some D.is some

4.She's got ... nice photo of her class.

A.an B.a C.some D.any

5.Would you like ... yoghurt and cold water.

A.any B.a C.an D.some

 - Make a (19) __________ to charity projects.   (DONATE)

- Spend some time at an orphanage. You can bring (20) __________ to orphan kids by playing with them or teach them music and crafts.  (HAPPY)

- Take part in community (21) __________. You can pick up rubbish on the streets, sidewalks, beaches and parks, or clean the graffiti off the walls.  (CLEAN)

How to Make a Puppet

If you have one sock but not the other, what can you do? Have some fun and make a

puppet! A puppet is a toy you put on your hand. Learn how to make one with a sock.

Things you need:

• One sock

• Glue

• A pair of scissors

• 2 buttons

• Colored paper

Directions:

1. Put your hand inside the sock. Practice opening and closing the sock with

your hand so it looks like a mouth talking.

2. Now that you know where the puppet's mouth is, you need to decide where

you want to put the eyes. Take your hand out of the puppet and glue two

buttons where you want the eyes to be.

3. With scissors, cut the colored paper into long pieces. This is the puppet’s

hair.

4. Take one of the long pieces of colored paper and put some glue on one end.

Glue it above the puppet’s eyes. Do this for each piece of paper. Now your

puppet has hair.

5. Your puppet is done. Now you can play with your puppet and pretend that it

can talk. You can even put on a show for your family and friends!

21. What do you need for the first step?

(A) A sock

(B) Two buttons

(C) Colored paper

22. What are the buttons used for?

(A) The puppet's eyes

(B) The puppet's hair

(C) The puppet's clothes

23. What is the last step before your puppet is done?

(A) Gluing buttons on the sock

(B) Gluing colored paper to the sock

(C) Cutting colored paper into pieces