ESL Kitchen Vocabulary Quiz
Criado em: 17 de janeiro de 2025
Pergunta
craft 1 short and simple “complete the sentence” type question 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.
"""
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.
Pensamento
Connecting terms
I’m aligning each English term with its Polish equivalent, considering their functionality in a kitchen to craft concise, understandable questions for teenage ESL students.
Crafting family-friendly content
I’m creating engaging, easy-to-understand multiple-choice questions with options derived from a list of kitchen-related terms, avoiding sensitive topics and focusing on cooking themes for teenage ESL students.
Crafting choices
I’m preparing 10 questions, each with four options where only one is correct. The questions follow a "complete the sentence" style, using misleading options to ensure understanding of kitchen terms.
Contrasting options
I’m crafting new questions by comparing the correct term with deceptively similar terms to ensure clarity in understanding kitchen-related vocabulary for teenage ESL students.
Focusing on kitchen items
I’m honing in on terminal options like 'blender' and avoiding tricky choices such as 'moving house' or 'family matters' to keep the tasks simple and relevant.
Providing examples
I’m illustrating how each kitchen item is used in everyday scenarios, ensuring the examples are straightforward and relevant to the items listed.
Highlighting kitchen essentials
I’ve crafted 10 multiple-choice questions, each featuring a practical use of kitchen items. The correct answer consistently appears first, while the other options serve as potential distractions.
Thought about kitchen appliance questions for 17 seconds
Resposta
(number 1) blender (blender)
"To make a quick fruit smoothie, you need a (blender)."
a) blender (correct)
b) deep fryer
c) toaster
d) scale
(number 2) deep fryer (frytkownica)
"To cook crispy fries at home, you can use a (frytkownica)."
a) deep fryer (correct)
b) microwave
c) mixer
d) pressure cooker
(number 3) food processor (robot kuchenny)
"If you want to chop vegetables quickly, try using a (robot kuchenny)."
a) food processor (correct)
b) heat lamp
c) ice maker
d) pressure cooker
(number 4) heat lamp (lampa grzewcza)
"To keep the food warm on the buffet table, turn on the (lampa grzewcza)."
a) heat lamp (correct)
b) pressure cooker
c) food processor
d) deep fryer
(number 5) ice maker (kostkarka do lodu)
"If you need ice cubes quickly, use the (kostkarka do lodu)."
a) ice maker (correct)
b) blender
c) toaster
d) scale
(number 6) microwave (kuchenka mikrofalowa)
"For a fast meal, heat your soup in a (kuchenka mikrofalowa)."
a) microwave (correct)
b) ice maker
c) heat lamp
d) food processor
(number 7) mixer (mikser)
"To mix cake batter smoothly, turn on the (mikser)."
a) mixer (correct)
b) toaster
c) blender
d) deep fryer
(number 8) pressure cooker (szybkowar)
"To cook beans faster, use a (szybkowar)."
a) pressure cooker (correct)
b) scale
c) mixer
d) microwave
(number 9) scale (waga)
"To measure flour accurately, place it on the (waga)."
a) scale (correct)
b) toaster
c) deep fryer
d) heat lamp
(number 10) toaster (toster)
"To make golden toast for breakfast, switch on the (toster)."
a) toaster (correct)
b) blender
c) ice maker
d) food processor