II. Find four more adjectives, five fruits, and five vegetables in the word square.

III. Complete the sentences.

A.

1. It is c_______ to eat chicken with your fingers when you're at the table.

2. Talking with your mouth full is usually f_______ upon.

3. Parents think it's important for children to have good table m_______.

4. Not eating food you are given is generally v_______ as discourteous.

5. It is с_______ very bad manners to eat everything you are given.

6. С_______ related to the serving of food are the same all over the country.

7. It is r_______ as r_______ to offer food to the elderly first.

8. As a guest, it would be о_______ to say the host's food was badly cooked.

9. It is d_______ to start eating before others have been served.

10. It is normal e_______ to put your knife and fork / chopsticks by the side of your plate/bowl when you have finished eating.

B.

► Three meals in the day: breakfast, lunch and dinner.

_______.

Two things you find on a restaurant table: salt and _______.

Two things you put on salad: oil and _______.

Two things people drink: red wine and _______.

Two types of mineral water: still and _______.

IV. Complete the text.

I have a very unusual friend called Erwin who considers himself to be very upper 1._______ He is incredibly polite and has exemplary 2._______ , and I always feel rather uncomfortable with him, because I feel I have to be on my best 3. _______ all the time. I'm very nervous about putting my 4._______ in it, especially if I go to his place for dinner. If I get there even five minutes late, he seems to be quite 5._______ out.

I've taken a strong dislike to one of the guys who work for me. He's quite insolent; in fact, I'd say he's 6._______ rude, actually. The other day he made an offensive 7._______ about my appearance, which frankly is none of his business, and I really took 8._______ to it. Calling me 'carrot top' because of my red hair was in very poor 9._______, I felt.

V. Find and correct the mistake in each sentence.

► Jermaine managed to score, but he really did a meal of it.

Jermaine managed to score, but he really made a meal of it.

1. Don't assume the man is the main breadgetter in the home.

2. Our cousins are like chess and cheese - incredibly different.

3. The deal sounded fishlike, so I decided not to buy the car.

4. I'm not really prepared to change my words just yet.

5. I feel like a cod out of water here in San Francisco.

6. What's French for ‘don’t number your chickens'?

7. She just wants to take her cake and eat it.

VI. Write the words in the correct order in the dialogue between a waiter (w) and a customer (c).

►W: please / yes /? Yes, please?

С: sandwich / ham / please / toasted / like / a / I'd_________________________

W: that/eat/is/here/to/away/take/or/? __________________________________

С: away / please / and / baguette / a / cheese / take ________________________

W: else / fine / anything /? __________________________________________

С: coffee/ black /yes/two/a /with /lemon /and /teas ______________________

W: be/ ОК/ will /a /minutes/of /it /couple ______________________________

W: seat / a / have ________________________________________________