Our food

Choose one word that has opposite meaning to the word in capitals.

LIKE

1. enjoy
2. hate
3. need
4. want

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WITH

1. so
2. without
3. but
4. and

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GREAT

1. wonderful
2. nice
3. fine
4. terrible

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HEALTHY

1. inhealthy
2. dishealthy
3. unhealthy
4. irhealthy

Choose the word or phrase that best completes each unfinished sentence below or substitutes for the underlined word or phrase.

 “I don’t like pork”. “..........................”.

1. So do I
2. So am I
3. I do, too
4. Neither do I

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That is the key.............a healthy lifestyle.

1. of
2. for
3. to
4. in

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FORGET

1. remember
2. smell
3. have
4. buy

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I always try to have a healthy, balanced ...............

1. food
2. diet
3. exercise
4. product

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These medicines can make you ............ better.

1. feel
2. to feel
3. feeling
4. to feeling

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This food tastes.................

1. careful
2. carefully
3. delicious
4. deliciously

Choose the words or phrases that are not correct in Standard English.

I would (A) like some (B) peas and I’d like some (C) carrots, either (D).

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There was (A) a wide (B) selection of (C) vegetables in (D) display.

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We should (A) eat a moderate (B) amount for (C) fatty (D)  foo

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You eat (A) a variety (B) of foods without eat (C) too much (D) of anything.

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She said (A) that (B) it is (C) the key of (D) success.

Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

Vicky: Ann, we should buy some fruit. We haven’t got anything at home.

Ann: OK. What ............. we buy?

Vicky: What about these apples? They look goo

1. need                  
2. shall                        
3. can                             
4. would

Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

Vicky: Ann, .................... buy some fruit. We haven’t got anything at home.

1. let’s                   
2. we should                
3. we need to                 
4. all are correct

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Vicky: Ann, we should buy some fruit. We haven’t got anything at home.

Ann: OK. What shall we buy?

Vicky: What about these apples? They look goo

Ann: They aren’t ......... Neither are the papayas.

Vicky: Look at that grapefruit. It’s a really big one. I want three of those.

1. ripe                   
2. deliciously               
3. hungry                       
4. healthily

Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

Vicky: Ann, we should buy some fruit. We haven’t got anything at home.

Ann: OK. What shall we buy?

Vicky: What about these apples? They look goo

Ann: They aren’t ripe . Neither are the papayas.

Vicky: Look at that grapefruit. It’s a really big one. I want three of those.

Ann: OK. Can you ..... the durians? I don’t like them.

1. see                     
2. hear                         
3. touch                         
4. smell

Choose the word (a, b, c, or d) that best fits each of the blank spaces.

Vicky: Ann, we should buy some fruit. We haven’t got anything at home.

Ann: OK. What shall we buy?

Vicky: What about these apples? They look goo

Ann: They aren’t ripe . Neither are the papayas.

Vicky: Look at that grapefruit. It’s a really big one. I want three of those.

Ann: OK. Can you smell the durians? I don’t like them.

Vicky: It tastes delicious. It’s my ........

Ann: Ugh!

1. favor                        
2. favorable                 
3. favorite                      
4. favorably

Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Yesterday, Ba had to go to the doctor because of an awful stomachache. The doctor asked Ba some questions. He told her that he had fish, rice and soup for dinner. He also ate some spinach, but his parents didn’t. The doctor said that the spinach could make him sick. Vegetables often have dirt from the farm on them. The dirt can make people sick. She said that he should wash vegetable carefully. And she gave Ba some medicine to make him feel better.

What did he have for dinner?

1. He had some fish.
2. He had some rice and soup.
3. He had some vegetables
4. All Are Correct

Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Yesterday, Ba had to go to the doctor because of an awful stomachache. The doctor asked Ba some questions. He told her that he had fish, rice and soup for dinner. He also ate some spinach, but his parents didn’t. The doctor said that the spinach could make him sick. Vegetables often have dirt from the farm on them. The dirt can make people sick. She said that he should wash vegetable carefully. And she gave Ba some medicine to make him feel better.

Why did Ba have to go to the doctor yesterday?

1. Because he felt sick.
2. Because he had a terrible stomachache.
3. Because he ate too much.
4. a & b

Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Yesterday, Ba had to go to the doctor because of an awful stomachache. The doctor asked Ba some questions. He told her that he had fish, rice and soup for dinner. He also ate some spinach, but his parents didn’t. The doctor said that the spinach could make him sick. Vegetables often have dirt from the farm on them. The dirt can make people sick. She said that he should wash vegetable carefully. And she gave Ba some medicine to make him feel better.

Ba ate some fish and #   # his parents.

1. so does
2. so did
3. neither did
4. either

Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Yesterday, Ba had to go to the doctor because of an awful stomachache. The doctor asked Ba some questions. He told her that he had fish, rice and soup for dinner. He also ate some spinach, but his parents didn’t. The doctor said that the spinach could make him sick. Vegetables often have dirt from the farm on them. The dirt can make people sick. She said that he should wash vegetable carefully. And she gave Ba some medicine to make him feel better.

The word “them” in line 5 refers to #   #.

1. dirt
2. farm
3. vegetables
4. parents

Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

Yesterday, Ba had to go to the doctor because of an awful stomachache. The doctor asked Ba some questions. He told her that he had fish, rice and soup for dinner. He also ate some spinach, but his parents didn’t. The doctor said that the spinach could make him sick. Vegetables often have dirt from the farm on them. The dirt can make people sick. She said that he should wash vegetable carefully. And she gave Ba some medicine to make him feel better.

What did the doctor do?

1. The doctor asked Ba some questions.
2. The doctor said that he should wash vegetable carefully.
3. The doctor gave him some medicine to make him feel better.
4. All Are Correct