Cabbage - Unit 14

 

 

1.  The purpose of the text is  . . . . .

a.       To describe cabbage

b.      To tell the readers how to choose cabbages

c.       To persuade the readers that cabbage is good

d.      To explain how to grow cabbage

e.       To tell the readers how to cook cabbages

2.  Which of the following statements is not correct?

a.       The word cabbage in French means “head”.

b.      There are many kinds of cabbages

c.       You can keep cabbages in the refrigator

d.      Cabbages contain vitamin A and C

e.       Cabbages must be well-cooked before it is eaten 

3.  “Savoy cabbages and hinese cabbages are less readily available.”

This means that . . . . .

a.       It is easy to get Savoy cabbages and Chinese cabbages in any markets

b.      You have to find Savoy cabbages and Chinese cabbages in certain markets

c.       It is rather difficult to find Savoy cabbages and Chinese cabbages in supermarkets

d.      People don’t like Savoy cabbages and Chinese cabbages because of their tastes

e.       People don’t like Savoy cabbages and Chinese cabbages because of their high prices

4.  “The cabbage, a cruciferous vegetable, contains a good amount of vitamin C and some vitamin A.

The underlined word means: sounds . . . . . with the teeth when it is eaten.

a.       Crunchy

b.      Soft

c.       Waxy

d.      Tender

e.       Tough

5.  The second paragraph describes the . . . . . of cabbages.

a.       Color

b.      Price

c.       Shape

d.      Head

e.       Leaves

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