What meal do you usually eat in the morning?
Breakfast.
What vehicle has two wheels and no engine?
Bicycle / Bike.
What job title is given to a person who cooks food in a restaurant?
Chef / Cook.
What currency is used in the United Kingdom (£)?
Pound / British pound.
What is the person who buys things in a shop called?
Customer.
Name two dairy products made from milk.
Cheese, butter, yoghurt, cream.
What is the official document you need to travel to another country?
Passport.
Who helps you when you have a toothache?
A dentist.
What verb means "to give money to pay for something"?
To pay / To spend.
Where do you go to buy fresh fruit, vegetables, and food in general?
Supermarket / Grocery store / Market.
What three utensils do you usually set on the table to eat?
Fork, knife, spoon.
What do you call a person who is travelling on a bus, train, or plane?
Passenger.
What household chore means cleaning the plates, cups, and forks after eating?
Washing up / To wash up / Washing the dishes.
What do you call the paper document you get in a shop to show you paid for your items?
Receipt.
What adjective means that something does NOT cost a lot of money?
Cheap.
What is the opposite of cooking food by "boiling" in water?
Frying / Baking / Roasting / Grilling.
What phrasal verb means for an aeroplane to leave the ground and start flying?
Take off.
Name three professions related to creative or media jobs.
Artist, journalist, painter, photographer, writer.
What is the opposite verb of "to buy"?
To sell.
How do you call the person who works in a shop and helps customers?
Shop assistant.
Complete the phrase: "Can I have a ______ of cake, please?"
(bit / piece / slice)
What is the word for the bags and suitcases you take on a trip?
Luggage / Suitcases / Bags.
What do you call the person who works at the front desk of a hotel or office building?
Receptionist.
What is the difference between "cash" and a "credit card"?
Cash is physical money (notes and coins), and a credit card is plastic/digital payment.
What word describes a large store with many different departments (clothes, electronics, home)?
Department store.