ESL Kitchen Vocabulary Quiz
作成日: 2025年1月17日
質問
craft 4 short and simple sets of “complete the sentence” type questions for each term:
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blender - blender
deep fryer - frytkownica
food processor - robot kuchenny
heat lamp - lampa grzewcza
ice maker - kostkarka do lodu
microwave - kuchenka mikrofalowa
mixer - mikser
pressure cooker - szybkowar
scale - waga
toaster - toster
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they are for teenage ESL students at A2 level. add 4 options to each question. 1 correct and 3 misleading. mark the correct one as "(correct)". make the correct one always "a)".
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the misleading options should be one of the other English terms from the list provided by me.
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title every entry as “number 1”, “number 2”, “number 3” and so on
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example:
example list:
1. have a problem - mieć problem
2. solve a problem - rozwiązać problem
3. a serious problem - poważny problem
4. family problems - problemy rodzinne
5. money problems - problemy finansowe
6. work problems - problemy w pracy
the list was turned into:
**(number 1) have a problem (mieć problem)**
"Sarah says she (mieć problem) with her new phone."
a) has a problem (correct)
b) solve a problem
c) a serious problem
d) family problems
**(number 2) solve a problem (rozwiązać problem)**
"We need to (rozwiązać problem) before the deadline."
a) solve a problem (correct)
b) family problems
c) a serious problem
d) money problems
**(number 3) a serious problem (poważny problem)**
"Lack of clean water is (poważny problem) in many countries."
a) a serious problem (correct)
b) money problems
c) family problems
d) solve a problem
**(number 4) family problems (problemy rodzinne)**
"He doesn’t want to talk about his (problemy rodzinne) at the moment."
a) family problems (correct)
b) solve a problem
c) a serious problem
d) money problems
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(answers “b)”, “c)” and “d)” are misleading - they can’t be a logical completion in the sentence)
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avoid sensitive topics like: moving house, buying house, buying cars, changing/getting a job, family - avoid topics that relate to social status/personal matters, body problems (like pimples, falling out hair, obesity, and so on). make the content family friendly.
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title every entry as “number 1”, “number 2”, “number 3” and so on.
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blender - blender
deep fryer - frytkownica
food processor - robot kuchenny
heat lamp - lampa grzewcza
ice maker - kostkarka do lodu
microwave - kuchenka mikrofalowa
mixer - mikser
pressure cooker - szybkowar
scale - waga
toaster - toster
"""
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they are for teenage ESL students at A2 level. add 4 options to each question. 1 correct and 3 misleading. mark the correct one as "(correct)". make the correct one always "a)".
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the misleading options should be one of the other English terms from the list provided by me.
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title every entry as “number 1”, “number 2”, “number 3” and so on
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example:
example list:
1. have a problem - mieć problem
2. solve a problem - rozwiązać problem
3. a serious problem - poważny problem
4. family problems - problemy rodzinne
5. money problems - problemy finansowe
6. work problems - problemy w pracy
the list was turned into:
**(number 1) have a problem (mieć problem)**
"Sarah says she (mieć problem) with her new phone."
a) has a problem (correct)
b) solve a problem
c) a serious problem
d) family problems
**(number 2) solve a problem (rozwiązać problem)**
"We need to (rozwiązać problem) before the deadline."
a) solve a problem (correct)
b) family problems
c) a serious problem
d) money problems
**(number 3) a serious problem (poważny problem)**
"Lack of clean water is (poważny problem) in many countries."
a) a serious problem (correct)
b) money problems
c) family problems
d) solve a problem
**(number 4) family problems (problemy rodzinne)**
"He doesn’t want to talk about his (problemy rodzinne) at the moment."
a) family problems (correct)
b) solve a problem
c) a serious problem
d) money problems
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(answers “b)”, “c)” and “d)” are misleading - they can’t be a logical completion in the sentence)
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avoid sensitive topics like: moving house, buying house, buying cars, changing/getting a job, family - avoid topics that relate to social status/personal matters, body problems (like pimples, falling out hair, obesity, and so on). make the content family friendly.
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title every entry as “number 1”, “number 2”, “number 3” and so on.
思考
Designing questions
Crafting 4 concise "complete the sentence" questions for each of the 10 household terms, ensuring clarity and simplicity.
Crafting questions
Generating 4 "complete the sentence" questions with 1 correct and 3 misleading options for each term, ensuring clarity and simplicity suitable for teenage ESL students.
Clarifying the task
Creating 4 "complete the sentence" questions for each term, each with 1 correct and 3 misleading options, clearly marking the correct choice as '(correct)' and including other English terms from the list.
Clarifying the objective
Confirming the task involves crafting 4 "complete the sentence" questions for each term, each with 4 options where one is correct and the others are misleading.
Crafting family-friendly questions
I’m noting the need to create 4 inclusive "complete the sentence" questions for each term, ensuring a total of 40 entries, and keeping the content family-friendly.
Mapping questions
This task requires creating 4 distinct "complete the sentence" questions for each of the 10 terms, totaling 40 entries, each with a primary correct answer and three alternatives.
Crafting questions
I’m emphasizing the creation of 40 family-friendly "complete the sentence" questions, ensuring each term has 4 options with one marked as (correct) and three other terms from the list as alternatives.
Focusing on specifics
I’m noting the strategy of creating 4 unique "complete the sentence" questions for each term, each containing options with family-friendly contexts and one correct answer marked as (correct).
Crafting questions
I’m working on 4 distinct "complete the sentence" questions for each term, ensuring each includes family-friendly contexts with one correct answer and three misleading options.
Creating relatable questions
I’m crafting 4 engaging "complete the sentence" questions for each term, ensuring clarity. Each question will have a correct option marked as (correct) and three misleading choices from the list.
Aligning with examples
I’m ensuring each question uses the Polish term in parentheses and includes a sentence with a blank, offering 4 options with one correct answer marked as (correct).
Piecing together
Crafting 4 family-friendly "complete the sentence" questions for each term, ensuring 40 entries total, each with 4 options and one correct answer marked as (correct).
Maintaining consistency
I’m ensuring each question is a "complete the sentence" form with a blank or usage context, aligned with the provided example for consistency.
Aligning content
Ensuring each question is a "complete the sentence" format with a blank or usage context, including the Polish term, and validating options for consistency.
Crafting age-appropriate questions
Preparing 4 "complete the sentence" questions per term, each with 4 options, drawing context from Polish phrases in parentheses and ensuring clarity and simplicity.
Thought about kitchen appliance exercise for 1m 2s
回答
(number 1) blender (blender)
"Lisa uses a (blender) every morning to mix her fruit smoothies."
a) blender (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) toaster
d) heat lamp
(number 2) blender (blender)
"John needs a (blender) to prepare a creamy soup for his cooking class."
a) blender (correct)
b) food processor
c) scale
d) microwave
(number 3) blender (blender)
"Eva is trying to find a (blender) that can crush ice easily."
a) blender (correct)
b) ice maker
c) mixer
d) pressure cooker
(number 4) blender (blender)
"Nick’s milkshake tastes better when he uses a (blender)."
a) blender (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) toaster
d) scale
(number 5) deep fryer (frytkownica)
"Monica uses a (frytkownica) to make crispy fries for her friends."
a) deep fryer (correct)
b) blender
c) heat lamp
d) pressure cooker
(number 6) deep fryer (frytkownica)
"Tim wants a (frytkownica) to cook chicken wings for the party."
a) deep fryer (correct)
b) mixer
c) toaster
d) scale
(number 7) deep fryer (frytkownica)
"The restaurant replaced its old (frytkownica) with a more modern one."
a) deep fryer (correct)
b) microwave
c) ice maker
d) food processor
(number 8) deep fryer (frytkownica)
"Using a (frytkownica) helps keep the oil at the right temperature."
a) deep fryer (correct)
b) blender
c) toaster
d) mixer
(number 9) food processor (robot kuchenny)
"Adam uses a (robot kuchenny) to chop vegetables quickly."
a) food processor (correct)
b) microwave
c) blender
d) deep fryer
(number 10) food processor (robot kuchenny)
"A (robot kuchenny) can grate cheese in seconds."
a) food processor (correct)
b) toaster
c) mixer
d) scale
(number 11) food processor (robot kuchenny)
"Rachel’s new (robot kuchenny) makes preparing dough very easy."
a) food processor (correct)
b) ice maker
c) blender
d) heat lamp
(number 12) food processor (robot kuchenny)
"He loves to use a (robot kuchenny) to slice vegetables for salads."
a) food processor (correct)
b) toaster
c) pressure cooker
d) deep fryer
(number 13) heat lamp (lampa grzewcza)
"The café uses a (lampa grzewcza) to keep the pastries warm."
a) heat lamp (correct)
b) blender
c) toaster
d) microwave
(number 14) heat lamp (lampa grzewcza)
"A (lampa grzewcza) is useful for keeping food hot at the buffet."
a) heat lamp (correct)
b) scale
c) mixer
d) pressure cooker
(number 15) heat lamp (lampa grzewcza)
"In the cafeteria, they installed a new (lampa grzewcza) above the serving counter."
a) heat lamp (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) ice maker
d) blender
(number 16) heat lamp (lampa grzewcza)
"This (lampa grzewcza) prevents the dishes from getting cold."
a) heat lamp (correct)
b) toaster
c) mixer
d) microwave
(number 17) ice maker (kostkarka do lodu)
"Our fridge comes with a (kostkarka do lodu) for cold drinks."
a) ice maker (correct)
b) blender
c) deep fryer
d) food processor
(number 18) ice maker (kostkarka do lodu)
"The hotel installed a new (kostkarka do lodu) for guests."
a) ice maker (correct)
b) toaster
c) microwave
d) scale
(number 19) ice maker (kostkarka do lodu)
"During the party, the (kostkarka do lodu) ran out of ice too quickly."
a) ice maker (correct)
b) mixer
c) heat lamp
d) pressure cooker
(number 20) ice maker (kostkarka do lodu)
"I bought a small (kostkarka do lodu) for my summer garden events."
a) ice maker (correct)
b) blender
c) food processor
d) toaster
(number 21) microwave (kuchenka mikrofalowa)
"He reheats his dinner in the (kuchenka mikrofalowa) every evening."
a) microwave (correct)
b) pressure cooker
c) deep fryer
d) toaster
(number 22) microwave (kuchenka mikrofalowa)
"A (kuchenka mikrofalowa) is great for quickly defrosting frozen food."
a) microwave (correct)
b) blender
c) mixer
d) scale
(number 23) microwave (kuchenka mikrofalowa)
"Sara prefers to warm her soup in the (kuchenka mikrofalowa)."
a) microwave (correct)
b) ice maker
c) heat lamp
d) food processor
(number 24) microwave (kuchenka mikrofalowa)
"This (kuchenka mikrofalowa) can cook popcorn in just two minutes."
a) microwave (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) blender
d) toaster
(number 25) mixer (mikser)
"Greg uses a (mikser) to whip cream for the cake."
a) mixer (correct)
b) pressure cooker
c) heat lamp
d) scale
(number 26) mixer (mikser)
"A good (mikser) can help you prepare batter for pancakes in no time."
a) mixer (correct)
b) toaster
c) deep fryer
d) blender
(number 27) mixer (mikser)
"She needs a stronger (mikser) to make thick cookie dough."
a) mixer (correct)
b) food processor
c) scale
d) microwave
(number 28) mixer (mikser)
"The (mikser) makes it easy to beat eggs and sugar together."
a) mixer (correct)
b) heat lamp
c) toaster
d) blender
(number 29) pressure cooker (szybkowar)
"A (szybkowar) can cook a hearty stew in half the usual time."
a) pressure cooker (correct)
b) food processor
c) deep fryer
d) microwave
(number 30) pressure cooker (szybkowar)
"Using a (szybkowar) helps keep the flavors locked in."
a) pressure cooker (correct)
b) toaster
c) ice maker
d) heat lamp
(number 31) pressure cooker (szybkowar)
"He loves his (szybkowar) because it saves energy when cooking beans."
a) pressure cooker (correct)
b) blender
c) scale
d) mixer
(number 32) pressure cooker (szybkowar)
"My grandmother taught me how to use a (szybkowar) safely."
a) pressure cooker (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) toaster
d) ice maker
(number 33) scale (waga)
"A digital (waga) helps measure ingredients accurately."
a) scale (correct)
b) blender
c) heat lamp
d) toaster
(number 34) scale (waga)
"He checks his recipe with a (waga) to avoid mistakes."
a) scale (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) ice maker
d) mixer
(number 35) scale (waga)
"Mom uses a (waga) to weigh flour for the cake."
a) scale (correct)
b) microwave
c) pressure cooker
d) blender
(number 36) scale (waga)
"The bakery relies on a (waga) for precise measurements."
a) scale (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) heat lamp
d) food processor
(number 37) toaster (toster)
"In the morning, I make my breakfast toast using a (toster)."
a) toaster (correct)
b) heat lamp
c) mixer
d) scale
(number 38) toaster (toster)
"A (toster) is perfect for heating sliced bread quickly."
a) toaster (correct)
b) blender
c) pressure cooker
d) microwave
(number 39) toaster (toster)
"He needs a new (toster) because the old one burns bread."
a) toaster (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) food processor
d) ice maker
(number 40) toaster (toster)
"Please use the (toster) to make crispy sandwiches for lunch."
a) toaster (correct)
b) mixer
c) scale
d) microwave