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to take in, through a surface, a gas, liquid or other substance from the surroundings
absorb
a substance containing a lot of fat, thought to cause heart disease if consumed in excess
cholesterol
foods made from milk
dairy products
to recognise and name a disease or problem after examining it
diagnose
suitable or safe for eating
edible
products that should have been eaten but get thrown away
food waste
a substance found in cereals, especially wheat, which some people are allergic to
gluten
the long tube that forms part of the digestive system
intestine
a place where rubbish is buried to dispose of it
landfill
any substance in food or drink that a plant or animal needs to live and grow
nutrient
a substance found in food such as meat and fish that is necessary for the body to grow and that makes muscles strong
protein
seeds such as beans and peas that can be cooked and eaten
pulse
Which sentence means you gave up eating meat and fish forever? A) I stopped eating meat and fish. B) I stopped to eat meat and fish.
A
Which sentence means you paused an activity so you could start eating? A) I stopped eating meat and fish. B) I stopped to eat meat and fish.
B
If you say "I remembered buying a ticket," what are you recalling? A) A future action (a task you need to do). B) A past event (a memory).
B
If you say "I remembered to buy a ticket," what did you successfully avoid doing? A) Forgetting the memory of buying the ticket. B) Forgetting the task of buying the ticket.
B
