Elementary Unit test 5

Grammar
1 Underline the correct alternative. Vegetables Fruit

1 There isn’t any/a cheese on the table. tomatoes

2 Is there any/a meat in the fridge?
3 We’ve got some/any bread but there isn’t some/
any butter.
Meat / Fish Other
4 Can I have a/any prawn salad?
5 Have you got any/an fruit juice? I’m thirsty.
6 Can we have a/some beef and potatoes for dinner?
7 Have you got a/any lettuces?
8 There’s a/an onion in the cupboard.
9 Do you want some/a bread?
10 Is there some/any milk in the fridge? 7

10 4 Write the correct container.

1 a packet of biscuits 6ab of rice
2 Write questions with How much/How many. 2at of baked beans 7am of coffee
1 chocolate / is / there? 3ab of cereal 8ag of juice
How much chocolate is there? 4aj of honey 9ab of water
2 sugar / we / got? 5ac of milk

3 cups of tea / you / drink every day? 8

4 bananas / are / there?

5 Match the restaurant words 1–6 with meanings
5 biscuits / your sister / eat every day? a)–f).
1 order d a) extra money for service
6 oranges / are / there? 2 menu b) food cooked in a special way
3 a dish c) you pay this at the end of the meal
7 bread / they / eat? 4 a tip d) ask for food
5 a bill e) he/she cooks in a restaurant
8 times / you / smile every day? 6 chef f) a list of food with prices
9 exercise / they / do?
Function
10 brothers and sisters / he / got?
6 Complete the conversation with the words in
11 tins of tomatoes / you / want? the box.

could fine for good of (×2) please

ready the will would you
10

Vocabulary A: 1 Good evening. Would you like something to

drink?
3 Write the food words in the correct group. B: Yes, we 2 like two glasses of white wine,
3 .
A: 4 . Are you 5 to order?
apples bananas broccoli butter chicken
B: Yes, please. My wife would like 6 fish.
cheese eggs garlic milk pears
A: And 7 you, sir?
peppers potatoes salmon strawberries
B: I 8 have the chicken with rice, please.
tomatoes
A: And rice for you, madam?
C: No – what sort 9 vegetables have you got?
A: Peas, beans, carrots and potatoes.
C: 10 I have peas and carrots, please?
A: Yes, 11 course.