Are You Going to Eat That?

If you don't eat your lunch,

• it will go to landfill.

• it is going to landfill.

• it won't go to landfill.

• it goes to landfill.

If you cook too much food,

• you are going to get overweight.

• you will throw it away later.

• you can have the rest for lunch tomorrow.

If you don't like this vegetable,

• you will leave it on the fridge.

• you will put it in the trash.

• you will be a complete ignorant.

• you will find a way to make it taste better.

The Zero conditional is used when the result of the condition is

• no longer true.

• still possible.

• always true.

If you learn more about cooking,

• you are going to reduce food waste.

• you will waste less food.

• you will travel all around the world.

The First conditional is used to talk about actions/events in the past which are likely to happen or have a real possibility of happening.

• True

• False

If you _______ a mango for a long time, it rottens." Which is correct?

• keeps

• kept

• keep

If I don't do something regarding food waste,

• future generations will suffer the consequences.

• something bad awaits for me.

• food will stop growing.

If you have some leftover chicken,

• it will go directly to the bin.

• it will be leave on the table.

• it will be good in a sandwich for later.