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CEFR Year 5 Unit 5 Food and Health

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This famous food from Italy is very popular.

a)

pasta

b)

water

c)

burgers

d)

sandwiches

2.

Children like these. But they are bad for your teeth.

a)

sweets

b)

bread

c)

chips

d)

beans

3.

This is white. It is very popular in countries like China and Japan.

a)

sweets

b)

bread

c)

pasta

d)

rice

4.

This is yellow and white. It is on top of a pizza.

a)

sweets

b)

cheese

c)

soup

d)

vegetables

5.

In the UK, people eat these with fish. They are not very healthy. They are made from potatoes.

a)

crisps

b)

bread

c)

chips

d)

beans

6.

I'm a vegetarian, so there isn't any______ with my rice.

a)

meat

b)

salad

c)

sweets

7.

What is the singular of durian?

a)

a durian

b)

an durian

c)

durians

d)

duriens

8.

What is the plural of carrot?

a)

a carrot

b)

an carrot

c)

carrots

d)

carrotes

9.

What is the plural of banana?

a)

a banana

b)

an banana

c)

bananas

d)

bananes

10.

What is the plural of orange?

a)

a orange

b)

an orange

c)

oranges

d)

orangees

11.

What is the plural of potato?

a)

a potato

b)

an potato

c)

potatos

d)

potatoes

12.

What is the singular of sweet?

a)

a sweet

b)

an sweet

c)

sweeties

d)

sweets

13.

What is the plural of chicken pie?

a)

a chicken pie

b)

an chicken pie

c)

chicken pies

d)

chickens pies

14.

What is the plural of sandwich?

a)

a sandwich

b)

an sandwich

c)

sandwichs

d)

sandwiches

15.

Which are countable?

a)

water

b)

egg

c)

pasta

d)

rice

16.

Which are Uncountable?

a)

sweet

b)

orange

c)

carrot

d)

salt

17.

Sumo is a wrestling match found in __________.

a)

China

b)

USA

c)

Japan

d)

Malaysia

18.

Most sumo wrestlers weigh 190 kilos.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Sumo wrestlers start training early in the morning.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

There's a lot of fat in chankonabe.

a)

True

b)

False