CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR IELTS - Emigra a
CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR IELTS - Emigra a
CHECK YOUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY FOR IELTS - Emigra a
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topic-specific vocabulary<br />
Food & diet<br />
A. Find words in the box below which have the same meaning as the dictionary definitions 1-<br />
11. A sample sentence with the word removed has been given to you.<br />
1. Units of measurement of energy in food.<br />
(Example: She’s counting ____________________ to try and lose weight)<br />
2. A compound which is an essential part of living cells, one of the elements in food which you need to<br />
keep the human body working properly.<br />
(Example: Eggs are a rich source of ____________________ )<br />
3. A chemical substance containing carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.<br />
(Example: Bread, potatoes and rice are good sources of ____________________ )<br />
4. A white substance from plants or animals which can be used for cooking.<br />
(Example: Fry the meat and drain off the ____________________ )<br />
5. Matter in food which cannot be digested and passes out of the body.<br />
(Example: A diet that doesn’t contain enough ___________________ can cause intestinal problems)<br />
6. A fatty substance found in fats and oils, also produced by the liver and forming an essential part of<br />
all cells.<br />
(Example: If you eat too much ____________________ , it can be deposited on the walls of<br />
arteries, causing them to become blocked)<br />
7. Essential substance which is not synthesised by the body but is found in food and is needed for health<br />
and growth.<br />
(Example: He doesn’t eat enough fruit and suffers from ____________________ C deficiency)<br />
8. Substance which is found in food, but which can also be dug out of the earth.<br />
(Example: What is the ____________________ content of spinach)<br />
9. Too heavy, often as a result of eating too much.<br />
(Example: The doctor says I’m ____________________ and must go on a diet)<br />
10. The result of not having enough to eat, or the result of eating too much of the wrong sort of food.<br />
(Example: Many of the children in the refugee camp were ____________________ )<br />
11. Receiving food.<br />
(Example: We are developing a scheme to improve ____________________ in the poorer areas)<br />
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W E C R T Y U H F V F H E N<br />
M C A R B O H Y D R A T E S<br />
Y S L C E A C Z Q W T E R T<br />
U I O H E R V Z X C V B N M<br />
A P R O T E I N A D F G H J<br />
K L I L N U T R I T I O N M<br />
C V E E B N A Z X C V B N M<br />
L K S S J H M I N E R A L B<br />
M N B T V C I L K J H G F D<br />
U Y T E W E N R T Y U I O P<br />
F I B R E A E Q W E D G T X<br />
H E D O V E R W E I G H T B<br />
C M A L N O U R I S H E D Y<br />
Q W E G S T C V T W R D W T<br />
For reference, see the Easier English Dictionary for Students (978 0 7475 6624 3)