Expand your vocabulary - a thematic crossword for students of English
as a foreign language, or
English as a second language. All the answers have something
to do with food and drink.
Interactive
crossword - can be filled in on screen. Put in just one
letter per
square. The
crossword grid below will stick to the top of your screen, so that you
can see the grid and the clues at the same time
3. The most common kind of fruit grown in England.
7. People often wear this when working in the kitchen.
8. America's favourite food, maybe?
10. A cup that does not need a saucer
11. A form in which corn is often eaten at breakfast.
14. Hens do this to eggs.
16. Evening meal.
17. Very small piece of bread.
20. Utensil for cooking in or making sauce in.
21. A gluten-free food from South America, used to
thicken
soup or
casseroles.
22. Where people cook
23. Parsley is one, so is basil.
CLUES
DOWN
1. Orange jam.
2- Gastropods much appreciated in France
4. Dried plum.
5. Roast............. of mutton is a popular joint England.
6. Waiters do this.
9. Small whitish vegetables, served in a tomato sauce, and
very popular
in Britain (5,5)
12. Two slices of bread with a filling between them.
13. Drink made in a brewery.
15. A meal between breakfast and lunch.
18. Wash _____ the dishes after a meal.
19. Synonym of mutton.
20. A tart upside down.
21. Britain's favourite hot drink.
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Picturesque speech
English has lots of
picturesque expressions referring to food. Here are some of them. Can
you select the correct meaning of each one, ?
1) He's
really in the soup, a)
He's very successful. b) He has real problems. c)
He's very busy indeed
2) I'm really cheesed Off a)
I'm very tired. b) I've finished everything. c)
I'm very annoyed.
3) You can't have your cake and eat It. a)
You must choose one thing or another, not both, b) You should eat less.
c) You can't always have the best in life
4) That's money for jam. a)
It's very expensive. b) It's a waste of money. c) It's easy money
5) He's full of beans. a)
He's very energetic, b) He's ill. c) He's very amusing
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