1.

The onions, tomatoes, and red peppers are grilled together

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

2.

Sally's dish isn't spicy.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

Sally uses fried meat.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

They can eat Sally's food with salad and potatoes.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

Sally thinks her recipe is new.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

Choose the odd word.

a)

boiled

b)

omelet

c)

fried

d)

cooked

7.

Choose the odd word.

a)

tasty

b)

great

c)

tacos

d)

yummy

8.

Choose the odd word.

a)

salad

b)

cake

c)

ice cream

d)

cookie

9.

Choose the odd word.

a)

salty

b)

greasy

c)

spicy

d)

tea

10.

Choose the odd word.

a)

carrots

b)

peppers

c)

coffee

d)

potatoes

11.

CHEESE

a)

COUNTABLE

b)

UNCOUNTABLE

12.

BREAD

a)

COUNTABLE

b)

UNCOUNTABLE

13.

EGG

a)

COUNTABLE

b)

UNCOUNTABLE

14.

MUSHROOM

a)

COUNTABLE

b)

UNCOUNTABLE

15.

BEAN

a)

COUNTABLE

b)

UNCOUNTABLE

16.

CHILE EN NOGADA
Hi, I’m Alejandra and I’m from Mexico.
On September 16th, we celebrate Independence Day with a special dish called chile en nogada. We eat it on this day because this dish has the same colors as the Mexican flag: green, white, and red! The main ingredient is a large green poblano pepper with meat, vegetables, fruit, and spices inside it. There’s a white sauce over the pepper and some red fruit seeds on top. Everyone loves this dish, so we make enough for all the family and that takes a long time!

a)

You eat this dish to celebrate a writer.

b)

There are a lot of ingredients in this.

c)

These have sugar in them.

d)

The color of the food is important.

e)

You drink something hot with this food.

17.

CHILE EN NOGADA
MOONCAKES
Hello! I’m Li-Na from China.
We have a festival for the first full moon of autumn and some people call it the Mooncake Festival! Mooncakes are round like the moon and they look beautiful. Inside there is a sweet cream that is often made from red beans. Yes, beans in a dessert! And it tastes really good. Families get together on this special day. At night, we go outside to look at the moon, eat mooncakes, and drink tea – lots of tea. How many cakes do we eat? Too many – because they are so delicious!

a)

You eat this dish to celebrate a writer.

b)

There are a lot of ingredients in this.

c)

These have sugar in them.

d)

The color of the food is important.

e)

You drink something hot with this food.

18.

CHILE EN NOGADA
MOONCAKES
Hello! I’m Li-Na from China.
We have a festival for the first full moon of autumn and some people call it the Mooncake Festival! Mooncakes are round like the moon and they look beautiful. Inside there is a sweet cream that is often made from red beans. Yes, beans in a dessert! And it tastes really good. Families get together on this special day. At night, we go outside to look at the moon, eat mooncakes, and drink tea – lots of tea. How many cakes do we eat? Too many – because they are so delicious!

a)

You eat this dish to celebrate a writer.

b)

There are a lot of ingredients in this.

c)

These have sugar in them.

d)

The color of the food is important.

e)

You drink something hot with this food.

19.

HAGGIS
Hi there! I’m Duncan from Scotland.
We always eat haggis on January 25th, Burns’ Night, to celebrate the birthday of a Scottish poet, Robert Burns. Haggis is simple food made with cheap ingredients: sheep meat, vegetables, and grain – boiled in a sheep’s stomach! I know, it sounds disgusting – but it’s really tasty! On Burns’ Night, the haggis is at the center of the celebrations. We stand and listen to Scottish music when my mom puts it on the table. My dad reads a famous Robert Burns’ poem about a haggis, then we sit down and enjoy a good dinner.

a)

You eat this dish to celebrate a writer.

b)

There are a lot of ingredients in this.

c)

These have sugar in them.

d)

The color of the food is important.

e)

You drink something hot with this food.

20.

CHILE EN NOGADA
Hi, I’m Alejandra and I’m from Mexico.
On September 16th, we celebrate Independence Day with a special dish called chile en nogada. We eat it on this day because this dish has the same colors as the Mexican flag: green, white, and red! The main ingredient is a large green poblano pepper with meat, vegetables, fruit, and spices inside it. There’s a white sauce over the pepper and some red fruit seeds on top. Everyone loves this dish, so we make enough for all the family and that takes a long time!

a)

You eat this dish to celebrate a writer.

b)

There are a lot of ingredients in this.

c)

These have sugar in them.

d)

The color of the food is important.

e)

You drink something hot with this food.

21.

The onions, tomatoes, and red peppers are grilled together

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

22.

Write a short paragraph (about 35–40 words) about your favorite meal. Use the ideas below to help you.

• Think about what food you like. (vegetables? fruit? meat? fish?)

• Think about how often you eat your favorite food. (every day? on special days?)

• Think about where you eat the food. (at home? in a restaurant?)

4 lines

23.

Write the bible verse.

4 lines

Level 3 UEPE U3

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 24mins

Write a short paragraph (about 35–40 words) about your favorite meal. Use the ideas below to help you.

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