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    TS - U5 - WQ (WWW - Languagecentre.ir) MICHAEL

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    TS - U5 - WQ (WWW - Languagecentre.ir) MICHAEL

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    This document appears to be a written quiz assessing a student's knowledge of food and nutrition topics. It contains multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false questions. The quiz covers topics such as identifying foods in conversations, using correct quantifiers like fewer/less and little/few, completing conversations about food preferences, identifying appropriate adjectives to describe foods, choosing best responses in social situations, and determining the accuracy of statements about American eating habits. The quiz is out of 50 total points and assesses understanding of food vocabulary, grammar, and cultural norms around food.

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    TS_U5_WQ [www.languagecentre.ir] MICHAEL

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    This document appears to be a written quiz assessing a student's knowledge of food and nutrition topics. It contains multiple choice questions, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false questions. The quiz covers topics such as identifying foods in conversations, using correct quantifiers like fewer/less and little/few, completing conversations about food preferences, identifying appropriate adjectives to describe foods, choosing best responses in social situations, and determining the accuracy of statements about American eating habits. The quiz is out of 50 total points and assesses understanding of food vocabulary, grammar, and cultural norms around food.

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    TS - U5 - WQ (WWW - Languagecentre.ir) MICHAEL

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    Unit 5 Written quiz Name: Total Score

    Date: /50 points

    A Listen to the conversations. What food is each conversation about? Circle the correct answer.
    Conversation 1 Conversation 2 Conversation 3 Conversation 4
    a. juice a. popcorn a. mustard a. cookies
    b. milk b. hot dogs b. ketchup b. ice cream
    c. soda c. chocolate c. butter c. cake

    A 8 /8 points (2 points each)

    B Circle the correct words to complete the sentences.


    1. I’m trying to eat less / fewer meat.
    2. At our house, we eat very little / few eggs.
    3. There aren’t many / much vegetables in the vegetable bin.
    4. It’s good to drink a kilo / cup of green tea every day.
    5. Would you like another quart / slice of pie?
    6. There’s a carton / pound of orange juice in the refrigerator.
    7. If you go to the store, please pick up a loaf / package of bread.
    8. A few / A little fat is part of a healthy diet.
    9. There isn’t much / many chocolate in chocolate milk.
    10. Where’s the bag / bottle of potato chips?

    B /10 points (1 point each)

    C Complete the conversations with too, too much, too many, or enough.
    1. A Are you hungry enough to eat dinner now?
    B No, I’m still too full. I had a huge lunch earlier.

    2. A We eat too much frozen dinners at home. It’s not good.


    B I know. But they’re so convenient, and there’s never enough time to cook a regular meal after work.

    3. A I need to go on a diet. I weight too much.


    B Maybe you’re eating fast food too often.

    4. A These nuts are terrible. They have too much salt on them!
    B I know. I didn’t look at the package closely too. I usually buy unsalted nuts.

    C /8 points (1 point each)

    D Cross out the adjective that doesn’t go well with each food.
    1. eggs: barbecued boiled fried raw
    2. broccoli: boiled dried steamed stir-fried
    3. cabbage: fresh pickled roasted boiled
    4. lamb: barbecued grilled roasted steamed
    5. potatoes: baked boiled fried smoked
    6. noodles: boiled dried fried grilled

    D /6 points (1 point each)

    Touchstone 3 © Cambridge University Press 2014 Photocopiable Unit 5 Written quiz 1


    E Circle the best expression to complete each response.
    1. A Are you thirsty? Would you like 3. A Well, we can go by bus, or we can take the
    some iced tea? subway. Which do you prefer?
    B No, I’m fine, thanks. B You choose.
    a. Whatever you prefer. a. Are you sure it’s no trouble?
    b. Maybe later. b. I’m fine, really.
    c. You choose. c. Whichever is easier.

    2. A Do you want to eat dinner at home tonight, 4. A Do you want a snack? I have some nuts. or
    would you rather go out? Or maybe a piece of fruit?
    B Whatever you prefer. B Anything’s good.
    a. Either way. a. I’m fine, thanks.
    b. No, thanks. b. Whatever you’re having.
    c. Are you having some? c. No, thanks.
    E /8 points (2 points each)

    F Read the article. Then read the statements and circle (a) True, (b) False, or (c) Doesn’t say.

    Americans . . .
    1. don’t eat enough meat.
    a. True b. False c. Doesn’t say

    2. used to eat more eggs.


    a. True b. False c. Doesn’t say

    3. eat potatoes more often than rice.


    a. True b. False c. Doesn’t say

    4. should eat more fruits and vegetables.


    a. True b. False c. Doesn’t say

    5. eat too little fat.


    a. True b. False c. Doesn’t say
    F /10 points (2 points each)

    Touchstone 3 © Cambridge University Press 2014 Photocopiable Unit 5 Written quiz 2

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