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| 1. | Use a ___, not a spoon, to eat spaghetti. | | 3. | She put the spoons, forks, and knives into the kitchen ___ after she washed them. | | 7. | After I had a ___ of cereal for breakfast, I had a ___ of soup for lunch. | | 9. | ___ oil is usually made from soybeans, peanuts, or corn. | | 13. | After she peeled the hard-boiled egg, she looked to make sure she had removed all the little pieces of ___. | | 15. | We fry an egg in a frying ___; we boil an egg in a pot. | | 16. | ___ over the egg in the pan so the egg cooks on both sides. | | 18. | ___ and salt are on most restaurant tables. | | 19. | You can ___ liquids and solids. For example, you ___ milk into a glass, and you ___ cereal into a bowl. | | 20. | The ___ is usually the busiest and most popular part of a house. |
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| 1. | People fry many different foods in a ___ pan. | | 2. | "You can't make an omelet without ___ing a few eggs." --Popular expression. | | 4. | Food is usually ___, cooked, or processed. (It's okay to eat ___ carrots, but not ___ eggs.) | | 5. | Put the frying pan on the ___, turn on the burner, and crack the egg into the pan. | | 6. | People love almost any food that contains ___, sugar, or fat. | | 8. | People often fry eggs in butter, margarine, or vegetable ___. | | 10. | I bought a ___ of peanuts, a jar of grape jelly, and a box of candy. | | 11. | The hungrier you are, the more ___ the food tastes. | | 12. | ___ and smell work together--if you have a cold, you can't smell, and food doesn't ___ as good. | | 14. | She used a salt shaker to ___ some salt on her fried egg. | | 16. | --Do you want me to ___ the egg or boil it? --__ it, please, with some bacon. | | 17. | Plastic ___ bags for the kitchen ___ can are usually the 13-gallon size. |
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