Name __________ Class ____________
TEST 3A
GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY NAME ___________________
MODULE 3
1 Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first.
0 No one told us what to cook.
We weren’t told what to cook _______________________________.
1 They grow these vegetables organically.
These vegetables _________________________________________.
2 They are going to hold the party at a restaurant.
The party _______________________________________________.
3 People on a diet shouldn’t eat these meals.
These meals _____________________________________________.
4 We had to wait while they cooked the chips.
We had to wait while the chips ______________________________.
5 No one has washed this fruit.
This fruit _______________________________________________.
6 Someone is writing a new recipe book at the moment.
A new recipe book _______________________________________.
7 They hadn’t cooked the food long enough.
The food _______________________________________________.
8 At ten o’clock our teacher was showing us a film.
At ten o’clock we ________________________________________.
9 We buy all our food from local farms.
All our food ____________________________________________.
10 My aunt makes the best cakes.
The best cakes__________________________________________.
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2 Complete the sentences with one word in each gap. The first letter of each word has been given.
0 Do you know anything about sushi?
1 Have you b_______ a table at the restaurant?
2 Waiter, we’re ready to o_______ our food now.
3 I’m going to have a salad to start. Then for my m_______ course, I’m going to have fish.
4 You should c_______ more about your health.
5 I haven’t got any money, so I’ll have to p_______ by credit card.
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3 Use the cues to write questions and answers in the passive.
0 A: Where is the sugar kept?_____________________
(where / the sugar / keep?)
B: It __is kept__ (keep) in that blue jar.
1 A:________________________________________
(how often / the fridges / clean?)
B: They ________(clean) every day after the restaurant closes.
2 A: ________________________________________
(how long / should / the steak / cook?)
B: It ________ (should / cook) for one minute on each
side.
3 A: ________________________________________
(turkeys / first / eat / in Turkey?)
B: No, they ________ (bring) to Europe from America.
4 A: ________________________________________
(can / curry / freeze?)
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B: Yes, but it ________ (must / warm) up carefully before
you eat it.
5 A: ________________________________________
(you / ever / employ / as a chef?)
B: No, but I ________ (give) lots of training.
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4 Complete the sentences with the words below. There are three extra words.
boiled calories cereals carbohydrates
dairy fibre home-made organic vitamins
0 Foods like bread, rice and pasta contain a lot of carbohydrates .
1 Yoghurt, cream and butter are all ___________ products.
2 I’d like my ___________ egg to be cooked for exactly three minutes, please.
3 Why do we go out to restaurants so much? ___________ food is much nicer.
4 Our animals live out of doors and eat only natural food, so all our meat is 100 percent ___________.
5 This meal is good if you’re on a diet. It has only 420 ___________.
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NAME _______________________________ SKILLS 3A
MODULE 3
Reading
1 Read the text. Match each person (a–f) with the best restaurant (1–7) for them. There is one
extra restaurant.
a Maria and her husband are coming to London to do some shopping and see a play. They want a quiet
meal near the theatre. ___
b Dan is coming to London for the day and wants to have lunch in a quiet place with a nice view. ___
c Emma and her friends love trying new food, especially hot, spicy things. They are lively and love
dancing. ___
d Pam is coming to London with her children. It’s important that her children are happy in the restaurant
and like the food. ___
e Nigel wants to take some clients out for dinner to a lively place with great food. However, they also
want to discuss business at some point. ___
f Adrianna is coming to London in December to go shopping. She doesn’t like big cities and would like
to eat somewhere quiet and warm. ___
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1 CANTEEN is a great place to come for good, simple meals. The food is cheap and there are pencils and
pictures to colour for younger customers who might get bored while they wait to be served.
2 CLOS MAGGIORE is full of flowers and has a glass roof and a real fire in the winter. It’s hard to believe
you’re in the centre of London. The ‘tasting’ menu lets you try lots of different dishes if you can’t decide
what to eat.
3 The food at PARADISE is prepared by a celebrity chef. It’s a fun place with music or comedy most
evenings, but companies or celebrities can reserve private dining spaces. Evenings only.
4 COTTONS is a noisy but fun West Indian bar and restaurant a few kilometres north of the centre of
London. There are lots of spicy dishes and you can listen to music on Fridays and weekends.
5 DININGS is the place to go for good, cheap Japanese food. It’s a long way from the centre of the city, but
it’s cheap. The dining area is dark and you may have to share a table with strangers.
6 THE GUN is a traditional English pub which is over 250 years old. The food is traditional English. Sit
outside and watch the boats on the river, with Tower Bridge behind them. Over 18s only.
7 STEF’S is an Italian restaurant in the centre of London near to the shops, cinemas and theatres. It’s
perfect for couples and it also offers a ‘pre-theatre’ menu from 5–7 p.m. Great pizzas and pastas.
Listening
2 4 Listen to two people in the kitchen. Are the sentences true (T), false (F) or not stated (NS)?
1 It is their mother’s birthday tomorrow._____
2 Their mother doesn’t like chocolate cake. _____
3 The girl thinks Delia Smith’s recipes are good because they are simple. _____
4 The boy thinks the first recipe is a good one to use. _____
5 The boy doesn’t know what ‘separate the eggs’ means. _____
6 It should take about an hour in total to make the cake. _____
7 The children bought the eggs this morning. _____
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Communication
3 Match the beginnings (0–7) to the correct endings (a–h).
0 How would c a take your coat?
1 Would you ___ b some water, please?
2 Could you bring ___ c you like your steak?
3 I’d ___ d ready to order?
4 Are you ___ e for two, please.
5 I’m afraid ___ f mind waiting while your table is prepared?
6 Can I ___ g we’re out of fish.
7 A table ___ h like the vegetable soup, please.
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