Food Vocabulary Worksheet

Vocabulary lesson 3: Food and taste words · Set 363 · 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.Which word means “sweet dish after a meal”? (a) dal (b) chapati (c) breakfast (d) dessert
2. 2.What does “dinner” mean? (a) the morning meal (b) the meal at night (c) a big, grand meal (d) raw vegetables to eat
3. 3.Fill the gap: A lemon tastes ___. (a) sweet (b) salty (c) spicy (d) sour
4. 4.Which word is the odd one out? (a) barfi (b) mango (c) pineapple (d) guava
5. 5.Which word is the odd one out? (a) jalebi (b) mango (c) kheer (d) ladoo
6. 6.Which word is the odd one out? (a) tea (b) lassi (c) water (d) guava
7. 7.What does “chapati” mean? (a) the morning meal (b) a block of brown sugar (c) small food between meals (d) flat round bread
8. 8.Which word is the odd one out? (a) jalebi (b) onion (c) ladoo (d) barfi
9. 9.Fill the gap: We eat ___ in the morning before school. (a) breakfast (b) lunch (c) feast (d) dinner
10. 10.Which word means “spiced fruit kept in oil”? (a) chapati (b) feast (c) flour (d) pickle
11. 11.Which word is the odd one out? (a) banana (b) grapes (c) apple (d) cauliflower
12. 12.Fill the gap: We sprinkle ___ on food to make it salty. (a) jaggery (b) honey (c) salt (d) sugar
13. 13.Which word is the odd one out? (a) mango (b) grapes (c) banana (d) lassi
14. 14.Which word is the odd one out? (a) grapes (b) buttermilk (c) banana (d) apple
15. 15.Which word means “the meal at midday”? (a) recipe (b) ghee (c) lunch (d) honey
16. 16.Fill the gap: Raw mango ___ is spicy and sour. (a) pickle (b) honey (c) jaggery (d) milk
17. 17.Fill the gap: Mum put dal and rice in my ___ box for school. (a) recipe (b) menu (c) tiffin (d) salad
18. 18.Which word means “steps to cook a dish”? (a) recipe (b) salad (c) dessert (d) paneer
19. 19.What does “breakfast” mean? (a) the morning meal (b) flat round bread (c) milk set overnight (d) the meal at night
20. 20.Which word is the odd one out? (a) potato (b) water (c) tea (d) juice
21. 21.Fill the gap: Karela tastes ___. (a) bitter (b) sour (c) sweet (d) salty
22. 22.Fill the gap: Cows give us ___. (a) honey (b) jaggery (c) juice (d) milk
23. 23.What does “ghee” mean? (a) melted, clear butter (b) small food between meals (c) sweet food made by bees (d) a packed lunch box
24. 24.What does “paneer” mean? (a) raw vegetables to eat (b) fresh Indian cheese (c) the meal at midday (d) small food between meals
25. 25.Fill the gap: Sugar tastes ___. (a) sweet (b) bitter (c) sour (d) salty
26. 26.Which word is the odd one out? (a) papaya (b) gulab jamun (c) barfi (d) rasgulla
27. 27.Fill the gap: A mango is a ___. (a) drink (b) vegetable (c) spice (d) fruit
28. 28.Fill the gap: Bees make sweet ___. (a) curd (b) jaggery (c) honey (d) dal
29. 29.Fill the gap: We drink ___ when we are thirsty. (a) water (b) rice (c) chapati (d) bread
30. 30.Which word is the odd one out? (a) pineapple (b) mango (c) spinach (d) grapes
31. 31.Fill the gap: Green chillies taste ___. (a) salty (b) spicy (c) sour (d) sweet
32. 32.Which word means “the meal at night”? (a) breakfast (b) dinner (c) pickle (d) ghee
33. 33.Which word is the odd one out? (a) papaya (b) grapes (c) kheer (d) pineapple
34. 34.Fill the gap: A potato is a ___. (a) vegetable (b) fruit (c) spice (d) drink
35. 35.Which word is the odd one out? (a) barfi (b) apple (c) rasgulla (d) jalebi
36. 36.Which word means “flat round bread”? (a) chapati (b) dessert (c) breakfast (d) honey
37. 37.Which word is the odd one out? (a) pineapple (b) ladoo (c) apple (d) mango
38. 38.Which word is the odd one out? (a) kheer (b) jalebi (c) rasgulla (d) cabbage
39. 39.Which word means “powder made from grain”? (a) dinner (b) dessert (c) flour (d) salad
40. 40.Which word means “milk set overnight”? (a) snack (b) honey (c) curd (d) salad

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