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    Examen Ingles

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    Marta Casanova Diaz
    1) The document provides vocabulary definitions matching words to their meanings, including chop, fry, bake, mash, and boil. It also includes a crossword puzzle about food-related words like grocery store, nutritious, and farmland. 2) The grammar section tests understanding of verb tenses and structures in sentences about spending on groceries, reducing waste, baking, revising menus, and dinner plans. 3) The reading comprehension passage discusses healthy eating on a budget, recommending cheaper tinned vegetables which are just as nutritious as fresh, buying frozen foods, shopping in the evenings when items are reduced, making lists to avoid impulse purchases, and not shopping when hungry

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    Examen Ingles

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    1) The document provides vocabulary definitions matching words to their meanings, including chop, fry, bake, mash, and boil. It also includes a crossword puzzle about food-related words like grocery store, nutritious, and farmland. 2) The grammar section tests understanding of verb tenses and structures in sentences about spending on groceries, reducing waste, baking, revising menus, and dinner plans. 3) The reading comprehension passage discusses healthy eating on a budget, recommending cheaper tinned vegetables which are just as nutritious as fresh, buying frozen foods, shopping in the evenings when items are reduced, making lists to avoid impulse purchases, and not shopping when hungry

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    1) The document provides vocabulary definitions matching words to their meanings, including chop, fry, bake, mash, and boil. It also includes a crossword puzzle about food-related words like grocery store, nutritious, and farmland. 2) The grammar section tests understanding of verb tenses and structures in sentences about spending on groceries, reducing waste, baking, revising menus, and dinner plans. 3) The reading comprehension passage discusses healthy eating on a budget, recommending cheaper tinned vegetables which are just as nutritious as fresh, buying frozen foods, shopping in the evenings when items are reduced, making lists to avoid impulse purchases, and not shopping when hungry

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    Examen Ingles

    Uploaded by

    Marta Casanova Diaz
    1) The document provides vocabulary definitions matching words to their meanings, including chop, fry, bake, mash, and boil. It also includes a crossword puzzle about food-related words like grocery store, nutritious, and farmland. 2) The grammar section tests understanding of verb tenses and structures in sentences about spending on groceries, reducing waste, baking, revising menus, and dinner plans. 3) The reading comprehension passage discusses healthy eating on a budget, recommending cheaper tinned vegetables which are just as nutritious as fresh, buying frozen foods, shopping in the evenings when items are reduced, making lists to avoid impulse purchases, and not shopping when hungry

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    Vocabulary

    1 Match the words to the definitions.

    1 chop a) to cook something in an oven


    2 fry b) to heat something until it forms bubbles
    3 bake c) to use a knife to cut something into small pieces
    4 mash d) to cook something in hot oil
    5 boil e) to crush food so there aren’t separate pieces
    (5 points)
    2 Read the clues to complete the crossword.
    5 6
    1
    /
    4

    7
    2

    Across

    1 a place where you can buy groceries


    2 something that you can eat
    3 healthy and good for you

    Down

    4 to give or sell something to someone who needs it


    5 food that has just been picked or prepared
    6 something that is thrown away but might still be useful
    7 areas of land for raising animals or growing crops
    (7 points)

    Grammar
    3 Read the pairs of sentences. Tick the correct one.

    1 a) I’m going to spend less on groceries. 


    b) I will to spend less on groceries. 
    2 a) At school, we’re trying to go to reduce waste. 
    b) At school, we’re going to try to reduce waste. 

    3 a) I’ll bake a cake for you tomorrow. 


    b) I’ll baking a cake for you tomorrow. 
    4 a) We’re going to revise the menu in the school canteen. 
    b) We’ll going to revise the menu in the school canteen.

    5 a) Supermarkets will to sell ugly fruit. 
    b) Supermarkets are going to sell ugly fruit. 
    6 a) What are we going to having for dinner? 
    b) What are we having for dinner?

    (6 points)

    4 Which of the phrases are causes (C) and which are effects (E)?

    1 I’ll make soup ( _) if you’re going to throw these vegetables


    away. ( )
    2 If you have some extra potatoes, ( ) I’ll mash them and make potato
    cakes. ( )
    3 You can still make delicious banana bread ( ) even if the bananas are
    black and soft. ( )
    4 If you exercise more, ( ) you’ll get fitter. ( )
    5 You will get ill ( _) if you don’t cook the chicken thoroughly. ( )
    (5 points)

    Reading
    5 Read the blog. Then answer the questions.

    Stay healthy on a budget


    If, like me, you’re a poor student, then I expect your diet isn’t as healthy as it could be.
    We often look for the cheapest options in the supermarkets and sometimes, these aren’t
    necessarily the healthiest. So, here are my top five tips for keeping both you and your
    finances healthy:
    Fresh isn’t always better. Look for cheaper, tinned, vegetables – you will get just as
    1 Which words in the first paragraph tell us that the writer hasn’t got a job?

    2 Do tinned tomatoes have more, less or the same amount of nutrition as fresh
    tomatoes?

    3 Is frozen food generally more or less expensive than fresh food?

    4 Why does the writer recommend you go shopping in the evening?

    5 What should you take with you when you go to the supermarket?

    6 Why shouldn’t you go shopping when you’re hungry?

    (6 points)

    6 Write your own endings to these sentences.

    Example: Yesterday, I went shopping when I was hungry. As a result,


    I bought a lot of crisps and chocolate.
    1 I found out that tinned vegetables are just as good for you as fresh vegetables. That’s
    why

    2 Nowadays, I mostly buy frozen vegetables because

    3 I need to be really careful with my food budget. For this reason

    4 I want to lose weight, save money and eat more healthily. For these reasons

    (8 points)

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