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Food and Drink – Test 1

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This A1 vocabulary test checks basic English words for food and drink: fruit, vegetables, meals, drinks, containers and common phrases used at home and in restaurants. It is for beginner learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check of everyday food vocabulary. The last part includes a short reading text about one girl's food day.

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30
Time
25 min
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4 pages
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Part 1: Food and drink words

Choose the correct word for each question.

  1. Which one is a fruit?

  2. Which one is a drink?

  3. _____ comes from cows. It is white.

  4. Which one is a vegetable?

  5. Hens give us _____.

  6. Which word is NOT food?

  7. Breakfast is the meal in the _____.

  8. We eat soup with a _____.

  9. A lemon is _____.

  10. Which word is a type of meat?

Part 2: Words in context

Choose the best word or sentence to complete each question.

  1. Can I have a _____ of water, please?

  2. I'd like a _____ of bread, please.

  3. I'm _____. Can I have a sandwich?

  4. I'm _____. Can I have some water?

  5. We _____ lunch at school every day.

  6. Pierre is a chef. He _____ meals for people in a restaurant.

  7. Waiter: What would you like to drink? Customer: _____

  8. This cake is very _____. It has a lot of sugar.

  9. Which sentence is correct?

  10. In a restaurant, you read the _____ to choose your food.

  11. I love _____. I want to be a chef one day.

  12. A person who cooks food in a restaurant is a _____.

Part 3: Reading – My food day

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question.

Hi! My name is Amara and I am twelve years old. I live with my mum, my dad and my little brother, Leo.

In the morning, I have breakfast at seven o'clock. I usually eat bread with butter and jam, and I drink a glass of orange juice. My dad drinks coffee, but I don't like it.

At school, I have lunch at half past twelve. I often eat rice with chicken and vegetables. My favourite vegetable is carrots. For dessert, I have an apple or a banana.

In the evening, my mum and I cook dinner together. On Fridays, we make pizza with cheese and tomatoes. Leo loves it! After dinner, we drink a cup of tea. I never eat sweets before bed.

  1. What does Amara drink at breakfast?

  2. What time does Amara have lunch?

  3. What is Amara's favourite vegetable?

  4. What does Amara have for dessert at school?

  5. Who cooks dinner?

  6. What do they make on Fridays?

  7. In the text, 'dessert' means _____.

  8. Which sentence is true?

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About this test

This A1 vocabulary test checks basic English words for food and drink: fruit, vegetables, meals, drinks, containers and common phrases used at home and in restaurants. It is for beginner learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check of everyday food vocabulary. The last part includes a short reading text about one girl's food day.

Topics covered

Fruit and vegetablesDrinksMeals of the dayContainers and quantitiesHungry and thirstyIn a restaurantWord families: cook

How to use this test

  1. Download the PDF and print it, or take the test online below.
  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use this test after teaching basic food and drink vocabulary, or as a placement check for beginners. Part 2 targets typical learner errors such as mixing up hungry and thirsty, using the wrong container (a glass of bread) and the verb 'have' with meals. For follow-up, ask students to write their own short 'My food day' text, using the reading in Part 3 as a model.