Food Vocabulary Worksheet

Vocabulary lesson 3: Food and taste words · Set 290 · 40 questions

Word tip (Taste it in your mind): Five taste words: sugar is sweet, a lemon is sour, sea water is salty, karela is bitter, chillies are spicy. Meals by time: breakfast in the morning, lunch at midday, dinner at night. Group foods: fruits, vegetables, drinks and sweets — the odd one out belongs to another group.

1. 1.What does “juice” mean? (a) the meal at midday (b) drink pressed from fruit (c) cooked lentils (d) sweet dish after a meal
2. 2.Which word means “fresh Indian cheese”? (a) lunch (b) honey (c) paneer (d) dinner
3. 3.Which word means “sweet dish after a meal”? (a) dal (b) dessert (c) menu (d) recipe
4. 4.Which word is the odd one out? (a) lassi (b) cabbage (c) water (d) juice
5. 5.Which word is the odd one out? (a) ladoo (b) milk (c) rasgulla (d) barfi
6. 6.Which word is the odd one out? (a) cabbage (b) potato (c) banana (d) spinach
7. 7.Which word is the odd one out? (a) peas (b) buttermilk (c) potato (d) onion
8. 8.Which word is the odd one out? (a) apple (b) banana (c) papaya (d) barfi
9. 9.Fill the gap: Cows give us ___. (a) jaggery (b) juice (c) milk (d) honey
10. 10.Fill the gap: Bees make sweet ___. (a) honey (b) dal (c) curd (d) jaggery
11. 11.Which word is the odd one out? (a) peas (b) onion (c) cauliflower (d) ladoo
12. 12.What does “lunch” mean? (a) raw vegetables to eat (b) a block of brown sugar (c) the morning meal (d) the meal at midday
13. 13.Fill the gap: We eat ___ at night before going to bed. (a) dinner (b) lunch (c) breakfast
14. 14.Which word means “milk set overnight”? (a) breakfast (b) pickle (c) dinner (d) curd
15. 15.What does “snack” mean? (a) list of dishes to order (b) small food between meals (c) melted, clear butter (d) a big, grand meal
16. 16.Which word means “sweet food made by bees”? (a) juice (b) jaggery (c) ghee (d) honey
17. 17.Which word is the odd one out? (a) tea (b) ladoo (c) jalebi (d) kheer
18. 18.Fill the gap: Jalebi is a ___. (a) drink (b) sweet (c) fruit (d) vegetable
19. 19.What does “paneer” mean? (a) drink pressed from fruit (b) melted, clear butter (c) a big, grand meal (d) fresh Indian cheese
20. 20.Fill the gap: Lassi is a ___. (a) fruit (b) vegetable (c) snack (d) drink
21. 21.Which word is the odd one out? (a) peas (b) mango (c) papaya (d) apple
22. 22.Which word means “drink pressed from fruit”? (a) curd (b) juice (c) chapati (d) honey
23. 23.Which word means “the meal at midday”? (a) lunch (b) menu (c) paneer (d) tiffin
24. 24.Which word means “small food between meals”? (a) ghee (b) jaggery (c) snack (d) pickle
25. 25.Fill the gap: Karela tastes ___. (a) salty (b) sweet (c) sour (d) bitter
26. 26.Which word is the odd one out? (a) grapes (b) papaya (c) juice (d) mango
27. 27.Which word is the odd one out? (a) grapes (b) guava (c) pineapple (d) water
28. 28.Which word means “cooked lentils”? (a) dessert (b) lunch (c) dal (d) honey
29. 29.Fill the gap: Paneer is made from ___. (a) wheat (b) milk (c) rice (d) honey
30. 30.Which word is the odd one out? (a) pineapple (b) tea (c) buttermilk (d) lassi
31. 31.Fill the gap: A lemon tastes ___. (a) spicy (b) sour (c) sweet (d) salty
32. 32.Fill the gap: Sea water tastes ___. (a) salty (b) sour (c) spicy (d) sweet
33. 33.Which word means “a big, grand meal”? (a) chapati (b) feast (c) recipe (d) tiffin
34. 34.Fill the gap: We eat ___ at midday, at about one o’clock. (a) breakfast (b) dinner (c) lunch
35. 35.What does “feast” mean? (a) powder made from grain (b) sweet dish after a meal (c) the meal at night (d) a big, grand meal
36. 36.Which word is the odd one out? (a) buttermilk (b) mango (c) tea (d) water
37. 37.What does “salad” mean? (a) raw vegetables to eat (b) small food between meals (c) fresh Indian cheese (d) milk set overnight
38. 38.Which word is the odd one out? (a) water (b) lassi (c) milk (d) gulab jamun
39. 39.Fill the gap: Sugar tastes ___. (a) salty (b) sour (c) sweet (d) bitter
40. 40.Which word means “a packed lunch box”? (a) lunch (b) paneer (c) tiffin (d) snack

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