Evaluation check Unit II

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Evaluation check Unit IIVersión en línea Food and drinks por Leonor Flores A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A A round fruit that can be red, green, or yellow. Starts with B To cook food in an oven using dry heat. Starts with C A food made from milk. You can put it on pizza or sandwiches. Starts with D A mixture of flour and liquid used to make bread, pizza, or cookies. Starts with E A quantifier meaning that you have the quantity you need. Starts with F A sequence connector used to introduce the beginning of a recipe or process. Starts with G To cook food using strong direct heat. People often use this method for meat or vegetables. Starts with H A question word used to ask about the number of countable things. Starts with I The different foods or products you need to prepare a dish. Starts with J A drink made from fruits or vegetables. Starts with K A kitchen tool used to cut food. Starts with L A quantifier used to talk about a small amount of an uncountable noun. Starts with M A quantifier used with uncountable nouns, especially in negative sentences. Starts with N A sequence connector used to introduce the following step in a recipe. Starts with O A liquid used for frying or cooking food. Starts with P To remove the skin from a fruit or vegetable. Starts with Q The amount or number of something. Starts with R To cook food, especially meat or vegetables, using dry heat in an oven. Starts with S To cook food using the hot vapor produced by boiling water. Starts with T A sequence connector that means “after that” and is commonly used in recipes. Starts with U A type of noun that we normally cannot count individually, such as rice, milk, or sugar. Starts with V Foods such as carrots, onions, broccoli, and lettuce. Contains X To combine two or more ingredients together. Starts with Y A dairy food made from milk that is usually eaten with a spoon. Starts with Z A long green vegetable that can be grilled, fried, or roasted.

Evaluation check Unit IIVersión en línea

Food and drinks

por Leonor Flores

Starts with A

A round fruit that can be red, green, or yellow.

Starts with B

To cook food in an oven using dry heat.

Starts with C

A food made from milk. You can put it on pizza or sandwiches.

Starts with D

A mixture of flour and liquid used to make bread, pizza, or cookies.

Starts with E

A quantifier meaning that you have the quantity you need.

Starts with F

A sequence connector used to introduce the beginning of a recipe or process.

Starts with G

To cook food using strong direct heat. People often use this method for meat or vegetables.

Starts with H

A question word used to ask about the number of countable things.

Starts with I

The different foods or products you need to prepare a dish.

Starts with J

A drink made from fruits or vegetables.

Starts with K

A kitchen tool used to cut food.

Starts with L

A quantifier used to talk about a small amount of an uncountable noun.

Starts with M

A quantifier used with uncountable nouns, especially in negative sentences.

Starts with N

A sequence connector used to introduce the following step in a recipe.

Starts with O

A liquid used for frying or cooking food.

Starts with P

To remove the skin from a fruit or vegetable.

Starts with Q

The amount or number of something.

Starts with R

To cook food, especially meat or vegetables, using dry heat in an oven.

Starts with S

To cook food using the hot vapor produced by boiling water.

Starts with T

A sequence connector that means “after that” and is commonly used in recipes.

Starts with U

A type of noun that we normally cannot count individually, such as rice, milk, or sugar.

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Evaluation check Unit IIVersión en línea

por Leonor Flores

Starts with A

A round fruit that can be red, green, or yellow.

Starts with B

To cook food in an oven using dry heat.

Starts with C

A food made from milk. You can put it on pizza or sandwiches.

Starts with D

A mixture of flour and liquid used to make bread, pizza, or cookies.

Starts with E

A quantifier meaning that you have the quantity you need.

Starts with F

A sequence connector used to introduce the beginning of a recipe or process.

Starts with G

To cook food using strong direct heat. People often use this method for meat or vegetables.

Starts with H

A question word used to ask about the number of countable things.

Starts with I

The different foods or products you need to prepare a dish.

Starts with J

A drink made from fruits or vegetables.

Starts with K

A kitchen tool used to cut food.

Starts with L

A quantifier used to talk about a small amount of an uncountable noun.

Starts with M

A quantifier used with uncountable nouns, especially in negative sentences.

Starts with N

A sequence connector used to introduce the following step in a recipe.

Starts with O

A liquid used for frying or cooking food.

Starts with P

To remove the skin from a fruit or vegetable.

Starts with Q

The amount or number of something.

Starts with R

To cook food, especially meat or vegetables, using dry heat in an oven.

Starts with S

To cook food using the hot vapor produced by boiling water.

Starts with T

A sequence connector that means “after that” and is commonly used in recipes.

Starts with U

A type of noun that we normally cannot count individually, such as rice, milk, or sugar.

Starts with V

Foods such as carrots, onions, broccoli, and lettuce.

Contains X

To combine two or more ingredients together.

Starts with Y

A dairy food made from milk that is usually eaten with a spoon.

Starts with Z

A long green vegetable that can be grilled, fried, or roasted.