PARTE 1

The word taste can be used to describe our overall opinion of something, especially: clothes. weather. food. colour.

The word appealing in the sentence “we can decide whether it is appealing to eat” means: disgusting. atractive. bitter. expensive.

The phrase olfactory sense refers to our sense of: taste. touch. sight. smell.

The word texture in the text refers to: The sound food makes. The feel or surface quality of food. The smell of food. The colour of food.

The adjective crusty used to describe bread means: Hard and crisp on the outside. Soft and chewy inside. Bitter-tasting. Sweet and spongy.

The word savoury is closest in meaning to: sweet. meaty or sally. sour. bitter.

The word bland in the sentence “it smells bland” means: Tasteless or dull. delicious. spicy. salty.

The word sour is used to describe a taste that: Is always pleasant. Often indicates food has gone bad. Comes only from meat. Is caused by salt.

Umami is the Japanese word for: Sweet taste. Bitter taste. Savoury taste. Sour taste.

The word preservative in “sugar is a preservative in food” means: A flavour enhancer. A chemical that prevents decay. A colouring agent. A food additive that increases sweetness.

The word domesticated in “domesticated animals are raised on farms” means: Wild. Tamed and kept by humans. Dangerous. Extinct.

Game refers to: Meat from wild animals. A type of vegetable. A cooking technique. A restaurant menu.

The term battery hen means: A free chicken. A chicken raised in a cage for egg production. A wild bird used for sport. A bird that lives outdoors.

The word nutrients refers to: Substances in food that provide nourishment. Colouring agents in food. Artificial flavours. Preservatives used in packaging.

The word dairy refers to products made from: Meat. Vegetables. Milk. Fish.

The word omega oils are best described as: Artificial vitamins. Harmful fats. Healthy natural fats found in fish. Sugary food additives.

The word vegetarian refers to someone who: Eats only fish. Eats no meat or fish. Eats only dairy products. Eats all types of food.

The word supplement in “should be supplemented with vitamin B12” means: To replace something. To reduce something. To add something extra for improvement. To avoid something.

The word carbohydrates refers to foods that mainly provide: Protein. Energy. Minerals. Fibre.

The phrase balanced diet means: Eating food from one group only. Eating too much of everything. Eating the right proportion of all food groups. Avoiding fats and sugars completely.

The word obesity in the context means: Lack of vitamins. Extreme fatness or overweight. Muscle loss. Good health.

The term cholesterol refers to: A type of vitamin. A mineral in vegetables. A fat-like substance in the blood. A digestive enzyme.

The word fibre is important for: Eye health. Digestion. Taste. Muscle building.

The phrase we are what we eat suggests: Our diet affects our health and body. We should not eat animals. Food cannot affect our body. People eat whatever they like.

The adjective attractive in the phrase “colours attractive and fresh” is closest in meaning to: Unpleasant. Nice-looking. Dull. Rotten.