VOCABULARY A. Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use. 1: • Tony takes a scrambled • side • packed • fussy • creamy • stock • pinch • demand lunch…

VOCABULARY A. Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use. 1: • Tony takes a scrambled • side • packed • fussy • creamy • stock • pinch • demand lunch to work, because he doesn't like leaving the office to eat out. 2. 3. Linda is an excellent chef and her cooking skills are in great I really don't know what to cook for Ben. He's such a .. eater that I'm afraid he won't like anything I serve. 4. Liam is not a very honest person, so you should take everything he says with a of salt. 5. I will have the grilled fish with steamed rice and a ... salad, please. Marks: / 10 (5x2) B. Underline the correct item. 6. Nathan likes his steak well done/ rare, so don't cook it for more than ten minutes. The new clothes shop has a great variety of jeans and shirts at very low/ poor prices. 8. Milk and other dairy products are very appealing/ nourishing for young children, as they help them grow strong and healthy. 9. Be careful not to spill the salt/ spill the beans and tell John about the surprise party. 10. Dinner is almost ready. I just have to beat/ grate the cheese for the pasta. 11. We took Jane out to lunch to cheer her up, because she's been going off/ going through a rough time at work. 12. Would you like to stay for dinner? We're having roast chicken with poached/ mashed potatoes. 13. Joe eats out so often that he always welcomes the chance to have a nice home-cooked/ undercooked meal whenever he visits his mother. 14. Jane made a delicious raw/ spicy sauce for the spaghetti. 15. Don't worry, I'll show you how to set the table for a formal dinner; it's a cup of teal piece of cake. Marks: _ /