Food for thought: REVISION

Multiple Choice

Choose the missing word in the idiomatic expression that means one has a lot of work:

To have a lot on one's ...

• bread

• plate

• dish

• table

Multiple Choice

What's the meaning of the idiom:

"to have a sweet tooth"

• to love desserts

• to flatter people

• to talk nicely to people

• none is correct

Multiple Choice

Which word would not have a positive connotation?

• tasty

• tender

• rich

• fresh

Multiple Choice

Food with thick fat pieces in it is ...

• crunchy

• tangy

• mushy

• chunky

Multiple Choice

If cooking isn't your cup of tea, it means...

• you have no interest in it.

• it is not your responsibility.

• you would never do it.

• No answer is correct.

Multiple Choice

Which word does not have a positive connotation?

• tender

• rich

• tasty

• no answer is correct

Multiple Choice

The United Kingdom is divided into...

• 32 counties

• 4 provinces

• 26 counties

• no answer is correct

Multiple Select

The Irish Republic...

• is divided into 32 counties

• is divided into 26 counties

• is divided into 4 provinces

• is part of the UK

• is part of the British Isles

Multiple Choice

Which words have a negative connotation?

• stodgy

• sickly

• tough

• all the answers are correct

Multiple Choice

Which idiomatic expression means that you flatter someone in order to get something you want from them?

• To flatter someone up

• To speak up

• To butter someone up

• To bake someone up