Food | MCQs

Explanation

It was afternoon by now  and Mr. Hassan gave the boys a delicious lunch prepared mainly form the farm`s own produce. Later, the students visited the mango orchard and were delighted to see green fruits, hanging from the branches in large numbers. The trunks of the trees had been white washed with liner and the ground below was neat and clean. They did not see any weeds pr wild grasses around. Mr. Hassan told them that it was very necessary to protect them from pests and diseases which destroy the plants as well the fruits.

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We generally use in preposition to refer a place.

In that hotel, in that restaurant, in that city etc.  

Explanation

The plural form of "bread" is "breads."

There are some nouns which are only singular or only plural.

Bread is one of the nouns that have no plural form. 

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"Loaf" is the singular form; its correct plural is "loaves".

This follows the rule where words ending in -f or -fe often change to -ves in the plural.

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"Any" is used in negative sentences to refer to an unknown quantity.

Since he couldn't find milk, "any" correctly fits the negative context.

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• "Much" is used with uncountable nouns like bread.

• A "loaf" is a countable unit of bread.

How much of bread do I have to pay for a loaf?

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Here, notice of is the right usage. take notice of: paying attention to somebody / something

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The: This is the correct article to use.

"The" is used to specify a particular item that is known to the reader or listener.

In this case, "the delicious meal" refers to a specific meal that was prepared and suggested.

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The sentence has an independent clause ("Rick prepared the food") and a dependent clause ("that they had ordered") connected by a relative pronoun ("that").

A complex sentence contains both independent and dependent clauses.

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Venison, (from Latin venatus, “to hunt”), is the meat from any deer;

Originally, the term referred to any kind of edible game