Quiz English - Bab 3 (Restaurant Menu)

The price a glass of orange juice Rp 12.000. The total cost for 2 glasses is ... .

• Two fourty thousand rupiahs

• twenty-one thousand rupiahs

• twenty-four thousand rupiahs

• twelve thousand rupiahs

If a plate of gado-gado costs Rp 20.000, a boowl of soto costs Rp 14.000 and a bowl of bakso costs Rp 12.000, which one is more expensive?

• a plate of gado-gado

• a bowl of soto

• both are the same price

• a bowl of bakso

What is the total costs of 7 drinks priced at Rp 5.000 each?

• thirty-five thousand rupiahs

• three five thousand rupiahs

• thirteen thousand rupiahs

• thirty thousand rupiahs

Look at the following sentences!
1. Could I have the menu, please?

2. I would like a cup of tea.
3. How much is the fried rice?

4. Are you ready to order?

If you are a waiter, you will say the expression number?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which question is correct?

• How many rice do you want?

• How many sacks of rice do you need?

• How many costs a bowl of noodle?

• How much banana do you want?

You are preparing a shopping list for a birthday party. Which of the following items should be written in plural form because they are countable?

• Sugar, milk, bread

• Apples, sandwiches, chairs

• Water, rice, cheese

• Salt, flour, juice

Waiter: “How much rice do you need?”.
Why does he use how much instead of how many?

• Because rice is always sold in kilograms.

• Because rice is an uncountable noun.

• Because rice can never be eaten in large amounts.

• Because rice has a plural form.

Look at the sentences!

1. 1. I need two bottles of water.

2. 2. She bought a slice of pizza.
   What can you conclude from the sentences above?

• We can count uncountable nouns if we use a unit of measurement.

• Pizza and water are always countable nouns.

• A slice and a bottle are examples of uncountable nouns.

• Numbers can be used with all kinds of nouns.

Which of the following questions is incorrect according to the rules of countable and uncountable nouns?

• How many bananas are there in the fridge?

• How much sugar do you put in your tea?

• How many waters do you drink every day?

• How much juice is left in the bottle?

Imagine you are teaching your younger brother about nouns. He says: “I bought two breads and three milks.”
What would be the best correction to help him?

• Say: “I bought two loaves of bread and three bottles of milk.”

• Say: “I bought two bread and three milk.”

• Say: “I bought breads and milks.”

• Say: “I bought bread and milk.”