Infinitive or gerund?
The cooking process
Finish the phrase!
The senses
Food history
100

Gavin enjoys __________ (read) while he's travelling to school.

Gavin enjoys reading while he's travelling to school.

100

I start calm, but soon I roar,
With bubbles rising more and more.
Drop in pasta—I’m ready to toil.
What must you do to water?

Boil.

100

adjust _____

adjust to

100

What do we call a sound that bounces back after hitting a surface?

An echo.

100

What did 17th century Europeans think of tomatoes?

They thought tomatoes were poisonous.

200

Ola can't stand __________ (watch) violent films or TV shows.

Ola can't stand watching violent films or TV shows.

200

A distracted cook walks away. When they return, the bottom of the sauce is burned. Their friend says, “You forgot the most important simple action!”
What did they forget to do?

Stir.

200

capable _____

capable of

200

What unit is used to measure sound?

Decibels.

200

Where was pizza as we know it today invented? (city + country)

In Naples, Italy.

300

While __________ (work) as a chef, I developed a keen sense of smell.

While working as a chef, I developed a keen sense of smell.

300

In many traditional recipes, cooks avoid a “wild boil” and instead cook food gently with small, quiet bubbles. What verb describes this calmer cooking method?

Simmer.

300

desperate _____

desperate to

300

What are the five basic tastes?

Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami.

300

Ketchup was first created in which century?

The 6th century.

400

You risk __________ (damage) your eyesight if you stare at the Sun.

You risk damaging your eyesight if you stare at the Sun.

400

I wear a jacket you don’t eat,
Take it off before your treat.
Bananas, oranges—same deal.
What do you do first?

Peel.

400

spread the news ______

spread the news about

400

What part of the eye controls how much light is let in?

The iris.

400

What ancient civilization is credited with inventing bread?

The Ancient Egyptians.

500

You're the second person __________ (ask) me if my hearing is OK today.

You're the second person to ask me if my hearing is OK today.

500

I don’t make cubes, I don’t make dice,
I make your food look neat and nice.
Thin and even, that’s my style—
Perfect for a sandwich pile.
What’s the verb?

Slice.

500

come to terms ______

come to terms with

500

What is the name of the neurological phenomenon that causes the mixing of senses (described as tasting colors or seeing sounds)?

Synesthesia.

500

What fruit used to contain seeds, but has since been bread to be seedless?

Bananas.