Focus 3 Unit 4.2- 4.3

Which word describes a person who chooses not to eat any food that comes from animals, including meat, dairy, and eggs?

In a restaurant, what is the action of telling the waiter what food and drinks you want?

Which term refers to food like milk, cheese, and eggs, but not plants?

What is the primary nutrient in beef, chicken, or lentils that is essential for building and repairing muscle?

If children are described as 'fussy eaters,' what does that mean?

To make a simple salad dressing, you can combine vinegar and this liquid fat extracted from a fruit.

The restaurant serves a three-course meal. What does the word 'three-course' mean?

I love eating this type of food, but my doctor says I should eat less of it because it is often high in fat and salt, and is prepared quickly. What is it?

Before eating, you should take the water and put it into the glass. Which verb from the list describes this action?

What is the term for vegetables and fruits grown in the area and sold to consumers, often with a focus on supporting the region's farmers?

Which type of diet is generally considered the best way to maintain a good weight and ensure you get all the necessary vitamins and minerals?