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Lesson 1: Vocabulary

A Look at the pictures. Write the food container or quantity. Use the words in the box.

bag box bunch can dozen gallon half-gallon jar

1. box 2.half-gallon 3. bag 4. can

5. bunch 6. gallon 7. dozen 8. jar

B Which food matches each container? Circle the correct answer.

1. a bag of .
a. milk b. eggs c. rice

2. a head of .
a. cabbage b. carrots c. ice cream

3. a box of .
a. water b. cookies c. tuna fish

4. a bunch of .
a. grapes b. cereal c. pickles

5. a dozen .
a. donuts b. cheese c. orange juice

6. a gallon of .
a. milk b. tomatoes c. cereal

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A Complete the chart. Use the words in the box.

apple fish grape milk olive

onion orange soda sugar yogurt

Count nouns Non-count nouns

apple fish
onion soda
orange sugar
grape yogurt
olive milk

B Write questions with Is there any/Are there any. Then look at the picture. Answer
the questions with There's/There are or There isn't/There aren't.

1. A: Is there any bread?

B: Yes, there's some on the counter.

2. A: Is there any fish?

B: Yes, there is some in the fridge.

3. A: Are there any apples?

B: Yes, there are some on the counter.

4. A: Are there any carrots?

B: No, there aren’t any

5. A: Is there any yogurt?

B: Yes, there is some in the refrigerator

6. A: Are there any bananas?

B: No, there aren’t any

7. A: Is there any cheese?

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B: Yes, there is some in the fridge

8. A: Is there any cereal?

B: Yes, there is in the cabinet

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C Complete the conversations with How much or How many.

1. A: How many carrots do we need?

B: We don't need any. I bought two bunches of carrots yesterday.

2. A: How many boxes of crackers do we need for the party?

B: Two boxes are enough.

3. A: How much orange juice should I buy?

B: None. I think there's a quart in the refrigerator.

4. A: How much lettuce do you need for the salad?

B: I have one head. I need one more.

5. A: How many jars of jelly did you buy?

B: I bought three big jars. They were on sale.

D Listen. Write the words you hear. Then write Paul’s shopping list.
Paul: I'm going to the supermarket. Do we need anything for dinner?
Clara: Well. I think I'm going to make some soup. Could you get
some chicken ?
Paul: Sure. How much chicken do you need?
Clara: Let me check the recipe. I need pound of chicken . Shopping
List
Paul: OK. Anything esle ?
Clara: Let's see. Are there any carrots?
Paul: Yes, there's bunch of carrots in the
refrigerator.
Clara: That's enough. Is there any olive oil?
Paul: Yes, there's bottle of olive oil in the cabinet.
Clara: Good. Are there any potatoes?
Paul: Um. No, there aren't any. I'll get pound of potatoes .

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A Match the nutrients and the definitions.
1. carbohydrates c a. It is also called salt.
2. cholesterol f b. It helps your stomach digest food. It comes from plants.
3. fiber b c. It gives you energy for several hours.
4. protein e d. It gives you quick energy. Too much is not good for you.
5. sodium a e. It makes your body strong.
6. sugar d f . It is only in animal fat. Too much is not good for you.

B Which food does not belong in each nutrient category? Circle the letter.
1. Fiber

a. b. c. d.

2. Protein

a. b. c. d.

3. Carbohydrates

a. b. c. d.

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C Read the labels for two cereal brands on a health blog. Answer the questions.

Toasted Oats Fruit Rings

Nutrition Facts Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1 Cup (28g) Servings Serving Size 1 Cup (28g) Servings
Per Container 14 Per Container 14

Amount Per Serving Amount Per Serving

Calories 100 Calories from Fat 15 Calories 120 Calories from Fat 10

Total Fat 2g Total Fat 1g

Cholesterol 0mg Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 190mg Sodium 135mg
Total Carbohydrate 20g Total Carbohydrate 25g
Dietary Fiber 3g Sugars Dietary Fiber 1g Sugars
1g 16g
Protein 3g Protein 1g

INGREDIENTS: WHOLE GRAIN INGREDIENTS: SUGAR, CORN

OATS, CORN STARCH, SUGAR, OAT FLOUR, WHEAT FLOUR, OAT FLOUR,
BRAN, SALT. PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED
VEGETABLE OIL, SALT, CORN SYRUP,
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL
FLAVOR.

1. What is the main ingredient in Toasted Oats cereal? whole grain oats

2. How much sodium is in one serving of Toasted Oats cereal? 190 mg sodium
3. How much protein is in one serving of Toasted Oats cereal? 3g protein
4. How much fiber is in one serving of Toasted Oats cereal? 3g dietary fiber
5. How much sugar is in one serving of Fruit Rings cereal? 16g sugars
6. How many carbohydrates are in one serving of Fruit Rings cereal? 25g Carbohydrates
7. How much cholesterol is in one serving of Fruit Rings cereal? 0mg cholesterol
8. How many calories from fat are in one serving of Fruit Rings cereal? 10 calories from fat

D WRITE ABOUT IT. Search online for the ingredients of your favorite candy bar and a
store brand candy bar from a grocery store near you. Write about which ingredients are
the same and which are different.
A manicho chocolate bar has 670kj, 160 kcal, and 28g of calories, making It rather healthful
Chocolate bar Jumbo has 40g , 230 kcal, and 964 kj of calories, which makes it quite
unhealthy.

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A Write the comparative forms of the adjectives. Add than.

1. A: You're buying frozen pizzas?

B: Sure. I like them. And they're (cheap) cheaper than pizzas from a restaurant.

2. A: Want some ice cream?

B: No, I'm going to have a yogurt. It's (healthy) healthier than ice cream.

3. A: Do you want fresh corn or canned corn?

B: Fresh corn. Canned vegetables are (salty) saltier than fresh vegetables.

4. A: Should I get beef or fish?

B: Beef is (expensive) more expensive than and (fattening) more fattening than fish.
A: OK, let's get fish.

5. A: Did you have the chocolate cake or the carrot cake?

B: I had both. Go for the chocolate. It's (delicious) more delicious than the carrot cake.

B Listen. Answer the questions. Use a comparative adjective.

Conversation 1
1. Why does Angela like canned soup?
Because 3 can of soup for 1 dollar
2. Why does Claudia prefer homemade soup?
Claudia prefer homemade soup because it’s not too salty

Conversation 2
3. Why does Sam want to eat pizza at The Italian Café?
Because Sam hates the taste frozen pizza
4. Why does Ann prefer frozen pizza?
because ann prefer that, it isn’t expensive

Conversation 3
5. Why does Sally want to barbecue chicken?
Because she really taste
6. Why does Evan prefer to make sandwiches?
because it easy to make

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A Lis
ten and read.

Obesity in the U.S.

Obesity is a big health problem in the U.S. About 40% of adults are very overweight. Almost 19% of children
are also obese.
What causes the obesity problem? There are different factors. To begin with, people don’t get enough
exercise. People are not very active. They no longer walk to the store. Instead they order goods online or they
drive to
5 restaurants. Many adults work in oAces and sit at desks. Children choose screen time over outdoor activities.
They watch movies and play video games. They spend hours online. They don’t play outdoor games.
Long working hours is also a factor. Stressed workers are more likely to consume unhealthy products. When
people are stressed, they also sleep badly. They then eat too much because they are tired.
The way Americans eat has also changed. People eat out a few times a week. Restaurants serve big portions, so
10 people eat more than they need. When people eat at home, they often eat processed foods. These are quick to
prepare. However, they are high in sugar, salt, and fat. Eating too many of these foods causes weight gain.

B DEVELOP YOUR ACADEMIC SKILLS. Read the Academic Skill. Complete the sentences.
1. "Obesity is a big health problem in the U.S. About 40% of Academic Skill: Get
adults are very overweight." meaning from context
Someone who is obese . You can sometimes guess the
a. is healthy meaning of a word from its
b. weighs too much context (the words and sentences
c. needs to eat more around it).

2. "What causes the obesity problem? There are different factors." A

factor is .
a. a cause
b. an ingredient
c. a result
3. "Restaurants serve big portions, so people eat more than they need." A
portion is .
a. a serving of food
b. a meal in a restaurant
c. unhealthy food

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C IDENTIFY. What is the main idea of the article? Circle the correct answer.
a. Americans eat too much food.
b. There are many reasons for obesity.
c. People eat only when they are hungry.

D CITE EVIDENCE. Complete the sentences. Where is the information? Write the line number.
Lines
1. People today don't get enough exercise because .
a. they have become lazier
b. they spend most of their time at work
c. they order things online and they drive to restaurants 3-4
2. Children today are less active because .
a. they have too much homework
b. they eat too much
c. they watch TV or play video games 5-6
3. People are stressed because .
a. they eat unhealthy foods 7
b. they work too much
c. they are overweight
4. People often eat too much when they are .
a. at home
b. stressed and tired 8-9
c. at work
5. Processed food is .
a. easy to make 10
b. high in fiber
c. healthy
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A Cross out the incorrect words.

Server: Are you ready to order?
Ingrid: We need a little / a few more minutes.
Server: No problem. Can I answer any / a lot of
questions about the menu?
Ingrid: Do you have any / a little fish?
Server: We have a fish sandwich. It's here, in the list of
lunch specials.
Ingrid: Sounds good. I'd like that.
Server: Would you like many / some French fries with that?
Ingrid: Could I get any / some coleslaw instead?
Server: Of course. And for you, sir?
Allen: I'd like the roast chicken.
Server: Would you like any / a lot of sides with that?
Allen: Mashed potatoes, please.
Server: Anything to drink?
Ingrid: I'll have some iced tea, with just a little / a few sugar.
Allen: Any / Some water for me, please.
Server: Sure. I'll be right back with your drinks.

B Listen. Circle the correct responses.

1. a. No, I need a little more time. b. I'd like some more coffee, please.
2. a. Yes. We have apple and orange juice. b. We have a few apples left.
3. a. A hamburger and a side of coleslaw. b. I'll be right back with your order.
4. a. I'd like a soda, please. b. Some mixed vegetables, please.
5. a. A glass of milk, please. b. I'll have the fish.

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C Listen. Which guest check matches the customers' order? Circle the letter.

Guest Check Guest Check Guest Check

TABLE SERVER CHECK # TABLE SERVER CHECK # TABLE SERVER CHECK #
8 Dan 3268 8 Dan 3268 8 Dan 3268
2 Orange sodas 1 Iced tea 2 Orange sodas

1 Macaroni and cheese 1 Macaroni and cheese 1 Macaroni and cheese

with onion rings with french fries with coleslaw

1 Roast chicken 1 Asian noodles 1 Roast chicken

with coleslaw with coleslaw with onion rings

TAX TAX TAX
TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL

a. b. c.

D Listen. Write the customer's order on the guest check.

Guest Check
TABLE SERVER CHECK #
04421
1 Hamburger

1 With French fries

1 Small salads

1 Bottle of water

E WRITE ABOUT IT. What is your favorite restaurant? Why do you like it? What foods do
you like to order?
My favorite restaurant is located near my home. I enjoy ordering soup and rice with
beef or encebollado.

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A Read the writing skill. Circle the words Writing Skill: Use like and such as to introduce
that introduce examples. Underline the examples
Give examples in your writing. Use like and such as to
examples in each sentence.
introduce examples. For example:
1. The cake has ingredients such as Tina cooks meals with healthy ingredients like beans and
flour, sugar, and eggs. vegetables.
2. Eggs make a good breakfast. They Her food is full of nutrients such as protein and fiber.
have healthy nutrients such as protein.
3. Tom eats a healthy lunch. It is low in nutrients like fat and sugar.
4. Pasta with cheese sauce is high in nutrients like carbohydrates and protein.
5. Try not to eat too much fast food like hamburgers and fries.

Match the sentence halves.

B
1. Toast with jelly has nutrients
c a. such as tea, coffee, and soda.
2. My favorite tomato salad has e
b. like potato chips and fries.
nutrients
3. Caffeine exists in many drinks, a c. such as carbohydrates and sugar.
4. The runner eats fish because it is d d. such as protein.
high in nutrients
5. Children should not eat foods b e. like fiber.
that are high in sodium,

C Read the text. Correct four more errors.

Sunita likes to cook chicken curry. She uses ingredients like chicken, such as >

onions, and yogurt. There are many healthy nutrients like protein, and carbohydrates
in the dish. It is healthier than curry made with canned sauce. Sunita’s curry does not
have healthy nutrients such as sodium and sugar.

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A ASKING FOR HELP AT WORK. How can you ask for help at work? Check (🗸) the correct answers.
❑ a. talk to a co-worker about a problem
❑ b. do a job even if you don’t understand it Anh works in a
bakery. She is a
❑ c. call a supervisor sales assistant.

B Anh is serving a customer at work. Cross out the incorrect words. Then circle True or False.
1. Anh: I’m sorry. Your card isn’t working.
Customer: Really? I used it earlier.
Anh: We’re having a few / a little problems with the machine today. Let me call the credit
card company and check for you.
Customer: Thanks.
Anh: Sorry for the delay. Paying by card is usually more quick / quicker and
easier / more easier than using cash.
2. Anh asks for help at work. True False

C Anh is serving another customer. Cross out the incorrect words. Then circle True or False.
1. Customer: Hi, I’d like some donuts for the office, please.
Anh: Sure. How many / much boxes would you like?
Customer: Two please. Can I get many / some bottles of water, too?
Anh: No problem. So that’s a quart / dozen donuts and three bottles of water.
Is there anything else?
Customer: No, that’s it. Hmm, it’s a little / a lot of stuff to carry. Do you deliver?
Anh: I don’t know. I will ask my manager.
2. Anh asks for help at work by looking up information online. True False

D JOB INFORMATION. Read the information. Then choose True or False.

Bakers
Bakers make foods like breads and pastries. They work in bakeries, grocery stores, and
restaurants. Their shifts are often early mornings, late evenings, weekends, and holidays. They
often get training on the job. The training can last a long time.

1. Bakers often work on Saturday. True False

2. Bakers need training. True False

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