Food & Eating Habits Exercises

A. Match the words to the correct pictures.

B. Match the words to the correct pictures.

C. Look at the picture and choose the correct option.

D. Select the item that is different from the rest.

E. Match the words to the correct pictures.

F. Match the words with the correct attributes.

G. Match the words with the correct definitions.

H. Match the diets with the correct definitions.

Time To Challenge Yourself!

Extra Exercises

I. Juan is telling his story about having lunch in a small restaurant in South Marketo.

Read Juan’s story and choose the correct option.

J. Juan: I brought something to you, guys. It’s a typical Spanish nougat confection. It’s called Turrón. In Spain, we usually eat it at Christmas, but you can find it almost everywhere during the whole year.
David: I love it! Can I have one more slice? I mean, a piece. I always get confused
with a slice, a piece, a bar etc.

Do the quiz on QUANTITY NOUNS and help David better understand this grammar.

QUANTITY NOUNS QUIZ LEVEL 1

QUANTITY NOUNS QUIZ LEVEL 2

K. David: I must go now, guys! I have to pick up my younger sister from kindergarten and do my English homework. We’re currently doing COMPOUND NOUS. I’ll join you again in the evening. All right?
Heidi: Sure, if you need some help with your homework, let me know.
David: Thanks, Heidi. See you later!

L. Emma: Let’s compete in teams! I can be with Heidi, and you guys will be together. Heidi is a nutritionist, so we prepared a quiz for you relating nutrition and healthy eating. Are you ready?
Juan, James: Sure, let’s get started!

How much do you know about nutrition? Do Emma and Heidi’s QUIZ. Good luck!

M. The boys prepared an activity called ‘Mime and Guess.’ They will mime some cooking actions to prepare a meal. Emma and Heidi will try to guess what activities and meals are mimed.

Do this task in pairs. Look at the card, mime the activity, and your friend will try to
guess it out. Then swap roles. By clicking on the card, you will see the correct answer.

N. Emma: Heidi, can you make Potato dumplings now?
Heidi: Sure! It’s a piece of cake!
Emma: It’s not a cake, it’s our traditional meal you have just seen in the pic.
Heidi: Well, I mean that it’s easy! ‘It’s a piece of cake’ is an English idiom. It means that something is very easy to do.

Here are more Food idioms that are very popular among English speakers. Do you use idioms when you speak?

O. Now let’s see how well you remember the Food idioms! Look at the card and guess the idiom. Flip the card to see the correct answer.

P. Well done! Now, let’s use the idioms in real conversations.

Q. In English, there are many words that look similar at first, but have different
meanings. Let’s have a look at some of them.

Explain the meaning of the words in pairs. Flip the card and see the correct answer.
Example: 1. cook vs cooker = a cook – is a person who prepares food/ a cooker
– a large device we use to prepare or heat food

R. James is an excellent cook. His father is a chef, and his mum owns a bakery. A
talent for cooking runs in their family. James is telling his new friends about essential key elements of successful cooking.