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Module test #5 Year I, Semester II Oral Practice

TOTAL 15 points

I. Underline the correct word in each sentence. (1*0.1p.)

  1. The first course/plate consisted of cold fish and salad.

  2. That was a really lovely food/meal. Please, let me pay for you.

  3. I felt so thirsty that I drank two cans/tins of Coca Cola.

  4. Nowadays many people buy frozen/iced food instead of fresh food.

  5. Could you give me the receipt/recipe for this cake? It’s delicious!

  6. This pie is fantastic! It’s really tasteful/tasty!

  7. Helen is a really good cook/cooker.

  8. Can I have a fork/spoon so I can stir my broth?

  9. Boil/cook some water, and pour it into the cup.

  10. We usually roast/fry the fish in oil.

  11. When the food is made/done, take it out of the oven.

  12. Could we have more bread/loaf please?

  13. When I get hungry and feel like a snack/chips, I eat an apple.

  14. But what about deserts/ desserts? Don’t you ever make cakes or puddings?

  15. I don’t eat pizza at all because it’s terribly fattening/fatty, you know.

II. Complete the sentences with a suitable verb from the box. (1*0.1)

a. add

c. boil

e. dress

g. grate

i. mix

k. roast

m. squeeze

o. steam

b. bake

d. chop

f. fry

h. mince

j. peel

l. sprinkle

n. spread

  1. John decided to … the beef in the oven for two hours.

  2. Put all the ingredients in a bowl and … them together well.

  3. First … the onion into small pieces.

  4. If you want to feed your child on meat dishes you’d better … meatballs for him.

  5. I wanted to … some cakes this morning, but I didn’t have time.

  6. Taste the soup, and … salt and pepper if necessary.

  7. … the courgettes, and then cut them into large pieces.

  8. These vegetables taste great if you … them for a minute in hot oil.

  9. … some cheese, and … it over the pasta.

  10. I’ll cook the pate de foie gras if someone … liver first.

  11. … a lemon and … the salad with its juice.

  12. … the rice in salted water for ten minutes.

  13. She … her butter very thinly over her bun.

III. Group the words below under the following headings. (1*0.2p.)

1. Cereals

2. Dairy products

3. Fish

4. Fruit

5. Herbs

6. Meat

7. Vegetables

  1. asparagus

  2. bacon

  3. barley

  4. bay leaf

  5. beans

  6. buckwheat

  7. cheesy spread

  8. chop

  9. curds

  10. date

  11. dill

  12. grape

  13. herring

  14. lamb

  15. millet

  16. mint

  17. mustard

  18. mutton

  19. nutmeg

  20. onion

  21. parsley

  22. pear

  23. peas

  24. perch

  25. persimmon

  26. plaice

  27. quail

  28. rabbit

  29. rice

  30. rye

  31. salmon

  32. semolina

  33. sprat

  34. trout

  35. veal

IV. Match the given with their definitions. (1*0.2p.)

  1. appetizer

  1. wild animals, birds and fish which are hunted or fished for food

  1. barbecue

  1. an acid-tasting liquid made usually from sour wine, used in preparing and preserving vegetables

  1. beverage

  1. a light meal often taken quickly or a bite to eat between meals

  1. dill

  1. a herb the leaves or seeds of which are used for flavouring

  1. game

  1. a prepared drink, especially a hot drink (tea, coffee) or an alcoholic drink (beer, wine)

  1. garlic

  1. soft food made of boiling a cereal

  1. horse-radish

  1. a thin cake made from a batter of eggs, flour and milk, cooked on both sides in a frying-pan

  1. lunch

  1. a lunch in the open air

  1. mug

  1. the bulb of the plant which contains a pungent oil and is widely used as a flavouring in cooking

  1. pancake

  1. a light meal eaten in the middle of the day

  1. porridge

  1. a drinking-vessel with a handle, used without a saucer

  1. pumpkin

  1. a small amount of food or drink taken before meal to stimulate the appetite

  1. snack

  1. a form of very small plant life that is used for producing alcohol in beer and wine and for making bread rise

  1. vinegar

  1. the fruit of the plant, which contains pulpy flesh and many seeds, enclosed by a hard leathery orange rind

  1. yeast

  1. a plant with a long white pungent root, which is crushed and used to make a savoury sauce that is usually eaten with beef