1. There are . . . . envelopes on the table.

a lot of
any
many
much
2. How . . . . children do you have? I am sorry but I don’t have . . . . time to count them.
much, many
a lot of, much
many, much
many, a lot of
3. James and Jenny spend . . . . money for clothes, so they don’t have . . . . money in
their saving.
much, many
many, many
a lot of, much
a lot of, many
4. A: __________________?
B: sure, I need a lot of clothes for big size.
What do you do?
May I go to fix room?
May I help you?
Would you like to choose the clothes?
5. A: would you like to go to the restaurant with me?
B: Yes, ______________________.
I am busy.
I will do my homework.
I’d like to eat a lot there
I’d like to go to the cinema with my family
6. The sense of taste is one of a person’s five senses. We taste
with the help of taste buds in the tongue. There are four main
kinds of taste: sweet, sour salty, and the bitter. There are four
kinds of taste buds, each of which is sensitive to only a
particular taste. These four groups are located in different parts
of the tongue.
We can taste any kind of food because of. . . .
Five senses
Sweet, sour, salty, and bitter
Particular taste
Taste buds in the tongue
7. What is shown by the picture below?
 Tongue
Taste buds
Bumps
Mouth

8.

The taste of the food above is. . . . .

Sour
Bitter
Salty
Sweet
9. money, music, advice, and love are example of . . . .
adjectives
plural
countable nouns
uncountable nouns
10. there are much eggs in the box. The incorrect word in the sentence is. . . .
there
are
much
eggs
11. “That drawing feels great on the wall, do you like it?”.
The incorrect word in the sentence is. . . .
That
Drawing
Do
Feels
12. Mr. Jones . . . . like his brother Mr Jim. They . . . . handsome.
Feels, looks
Looks, feel
look, feels
looks, look
 13. My name is Mark. I and family are having lunch in a
restaurant. It is the best restaurant in London. We order the food
to the waiter. I order 1) . . . . with the strawberry jam. My father
orders a bitter 2). . . . . My mother orders 3) . . . . steak and
mango juice. My sister wants 4). . . . pasta and chili sauce. The
5). . . . and drinks are very nice. We like having lunch there.
coffee, food, delicious, bread, food
Food, delicious, a lot of, bread, coffee
Bread, coffee, delicious, a lot of, food
Coffee, bread, food, delicious, a lot of

14. The expression of the picture below is caused by . . . . food.

Sour
Spicy
Salty
Bitter
15. Fill the blanks.
 I need face cream. My skin . . . . dry.
 Your parfume . . . . fresh.
 Let’s throw this orange juice away. It . . . . like a bit.
 He sings rock song. His voice . . . . loud.

Look, taste, smell, sounds

Smell, looks, tastes, sound
Feels, smells, tastes, sounds
Tastes, feels, sounds, smell
16. Chocolate / bitter/dark/often/ tastes.
Arrange the words into the correct sentence
Chocolate tastes often dark bitter
 Dark chocolate tastes often bitter
Chocolate often tastes dark bitter
Dark chocolate often tastes bitter

17. Complete the conversation with the correct word from the box.

Medicine bitter a lot of food

better
Mom : Diane, Would you like some 1) . . . . for lunch?
Diane : I’d like chicken soup because I got flu. If it possible please add 2) . . . .
vegetables.
Mom : Okay, I’m going to the market but you must drink 3) . . . . first.
Diane : I don’t want. It’s so 4) . . . .
Mom : it will make your body 5) . . . ., Diane.
Diane : okay , I will.

Medicine, bitter, a lot of, food, better

Food, bitter, food, a lot of, better
Better, bitter, medicine, a lot of, food
Food, a lot of, medicine, bitter, better
18. I can see bumps all over my . . . .
Taste buds
Body
Nose
Tongue
19. you/ like/ something /would/ eat/ to/?. Arrange the words into the good sentence.

You would like eat to something?

Would like you eat to something?
You would like to something eat?
Would you like something to eat?

A: would you like some ice cream?

B: . . . . . .. I’d like chocolate and vanilla flavour.
No, thanks
Here you go
No, it isn’t
Yes, I would