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    A. Read The Text. Can Eating Be A Sport?

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    Sonya Thomas is a competitive eater who holds world records for eating large quantities of food very quickly, such as 65 eggs in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. She stays thin through a healthy diet and daily exercise of about 2 hours. She believes competitive eating requires a strong mind and body to eat large amounts of food in a short time, and thus considers it a real sport.

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    Sonya Thomas is a competitive eater who holds world records for eating large quantities of food very quickly, such as 65 eggs in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. She stays thin through a healthy diet and daily exercise of about 2 hours. She believes competitive eating requires a strong mind and body to eat large amounts of food in a short time, and thus considers it a real sport.

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    Sonya Thomas is a competitive eater who holds world records for eating large quantities of food very quickly, such as 65 eggs in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. She stays thin through a healthy diet and daily exercise of about 2 hours. She believes competitive eating requires a strong mind and body to eat large amounts of food in a short time, and thus considers it a real sport.

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    UGUR SCHOOLS UMRANIYE CAMPUS

    2020-2021 ACADEMIC YEAR

    Foreign Languages Department

    5th graders 1st Term / Weekend Worksheet

    Name: Date : 13.11.2020

    Class:

    A. Read the text.

    CAN EATING BE A SPORT?


    Sonya Thomas is not a big woman. She’s 165 cm tall and she only weighs about 45
    kilograms. She usually eats healthy food- rice, vegetables, fruit, fish and chicken. But
    once or twice a month she has a big meal- a very big meal- and she eats it very
    quickly. Why? Because she takes part in eating competitions. In fact, she’s one of the
    best in the World. For example, she can eat:
    65 eggs in six minutes 40 seconds
    5 kilograms of cheesecake in nine minutes
    3.8 kilograms of baked beans in two minutes 47 seconds
    2.3 kilograms of chicken in twelve minutes
    In this interview, Sonya tells us about her life and her work.
    Q: Why did you first take part in eating competitions?
    A: When I was a child I saw an eating competition on TV. A man ate 50 hot dogs in
    twelve minutes. I wanted to be like him.
    Q: Your nickname in competitions is ‘the Black
    Widow’. Why did you choose that name?
    A: Because in competitions I’m small but very
    dangerous- like the Black Widow Spider!
    Q: How do you prepare for a competition . It isn’t
    healthy to eat a lot of food quickly.
    Q: Do you do a lot of exercise?
    A: Yes I do. I exercise for about two hours a day,
    five days a week.
    B. Choose the best answer.
    1. Sonya Thomas is:
    a. Tall b. Heavy. C. ThinD
    2. She became interested in eating competitions when
    a. She ate 50 hot dogs in twelve minutes.
    b. She appeared on TV. D
    c. She saw an eating competition on TV.
    3. Her nickname is ‘the Black Widow’ because
    a. She’s dangerous in competitions.
    b. She looks like a spider.
    c. She takes part in eating competitions. D
    4. Sonya is thin because
    a. She usually eats healthy food.D
    b. She doesn’t like fat or sugar.
    c. She takes part in eating competitions.
    5. In Sonya’s opinion, why are eating competitions real sport?
    a. Because you can eat and stay thin.
    b. Because you need a strong mind and body to do it.D
    c. Because there are only one or two competitions a month.

    C. Complete the sentences. Use a lot of/ much/ many.


    1. Has he got MUÇH interesting books in his library?
    2. She doesn’t eat MANY chocolate because she doesn’t like it.
    3. There are MUÇH apples on the plate. Take one.
    4. You haven’t got MANY mistakes in your test.
    5. There isn’t MANYmilk in the fridge. Can you buy some?
    5. Don’t put MUÇH sugar into your tea.
    6. There are MUCH of shops and restaurants in our district.
    7. There isn’t MUCH furniture in the house; it’s almost empty.
    8. The doctor gave me MONY medicine for my cough.
    9. There isn’t MACH juice in the glass.
    10. There aren't MUÇHgood seats left for the play tonight.
    D. Write C (countable) or U (uncountable).
    1. Toothpaste C 11. Box ____C
    2. Pencil U 12. Coffee ____U
    3. Spoon ____C 13. Pencil ____C
    4. Jam ____U 14. Fork ____C
    5. Time ____C 15. Orange juice ____U
    6. Money ____U 16. Water ____C
    7. Friend ____C 17. Apple ____C
    8. Tea ____U 18. Table ____U
    9. Sugar ____U 19. Minute ____C
    10. Lesson ____U 20. Tomato sauce ____C

    E. Circle the correct answer.

    1. I’ve got some/any biscuits. S


    2. I can see some/any stars.A
    3. Why aren’t there some /any chairs in here?S
    4. I’d like some/any coffee, pleaseA.
    5. I need some/any moneyS.
    6. Are there some/any pictures in that book?S
    7. I can’t hear some/any birds.A
    8. I need some/ any help!S
    9. There aren’t some/ any biscuits left.S

    F. What does Thomas say to the grocer? Match 1-5 with a letter (a-h). You
    don’t need to use all the letters.

    Grocer: Can I help you?


    Thomas: ________________________________A
    Grocer: These are very sweet. a. Oh. How many lemons are
    Thomas: ________________________________C there in that bag?
    Grocer: Anything else? b. That’s very expensive.
    Thomas: ________________________________D c. Have you got any apples?
    Grocer: No sorry, I haven’t got any. d. I’d like some grapes, please?
    Thomas: ________________________________G e. How much are they?
    g. OK, I’ll have those ones.
    Grocer: Six.
    Thomas: ________________________________B
    Grocer: 3 pounds.
    Thomas: ________________________________E

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