Food and Cooking
Present Simple vs Continuous
Personality Adjectives
Future Forms
100
What is this?
A) Cabbage
B) Eggplant
C) Pear
B) Eggplant
100
“My brother usually ______ breakfast at 7 a.m.”
A) is having
B) has
C) have
B) has.
100
Someone who shows love and care is.....
A) Affectionate
B) Impatient
C) Rebellious
A) Affectionate.
100
“I think it ______ rain tomorrow.”
A) should
B) will
C) is
B) will. A prediction based on an opinion.
200
What is this?
A LOBSTER
200
“Look! The children ______ (play) football in the garden.”
are playing.
200
Match the words with their meanings:
Ambitious
Independent
Impatient
A. Doesn't like waiting.
B. Wants to be successful.
C. Can do things alone.
1-B, 2-C, 3-A.
200
Lucky Box - Bonus 100 points
“Look at those dark clouds! It ______ rain.”
A) is going to
B) are going to
C) will
is going to rain. There is present evidence for the prediction.
300
Lucky Box — Choose the next team's question
Match the words with the pictures.
Fried
Boiled
Roasted
Steamed
Boiled
Fried
Roasted
Steamed
300
“My mother usually ______ (cook) dinner at 7 p.m.”
cooks.
300
“Tom never plans his homework, often loses his books and forgets important things. He is ______.”
A) mature
B) disorganized
C) sensible
B) disorganized.
300
Jack: “I'm thirsty. I need some water”
Jane: “Don't worry! I ______ bring you some water.”
A) is going to
B) are going to
C) will
C) will. It is a spontaneous decision or offer.
400
“I don't want to eat so much sugar. I should ______ down on sugar.”
A) cut
B) eat
C) cook
A) cut.
400
“I usually ______ (drink) tea in the morning.”
“But today I ______ (drink) coffee.”
1. drink 2. am drinking.
400
Lucky Box - Steal 200 points from another team.
Someone who doesn't like following rules is...
A) Mature
B) Rebellious
C) Affectionate
B) Rebellious.
400
“I have a ticket. I ______ (watch) a football match tomorrow.”
am watching / am going to watch
500
“We don't want to cook tonight. Let's ______!”
A) cut down
B) eat out
C) cut out
B) eat out.
500
Lucky Box - Double Points
Which sentence is correct?
A) I am thinking this film is boring.
B) I think this film is boring.
C) I thinking this film is boring.
B. Think expresses an opinion here, so we use the present simple.
500
“Sarah understands other people's feelings very easily. She sometimes gets upset when someone criticizes her. She is very ______.”
Sensitive
500
A: “What are your plans for the summer?”
B: “I have decided to learn Spanish, but I haven't booked my course yet. I ______ (start) studying next month.”
A) will start
B) am going to start
C) could start
B) am going to start. The speaker has already made a decision or intention.