Section B

1c Listen and circle the food you hear in 1a.

Sally:  Do you like carrots?

Tom:    Yes, I do. I like all vegetables.

Sally:  How about salad? Do you like salad?

Tom:    Yes, I do. It's great! Do you like vegetables?

Sally:  No, I don't like vegetables.  Well, only salad. But I like fruit. I like bananas, oranges ...

Tom:    How about apples? I don't like apples.

Sally:  Yes, I like apples. And you know what I really like?

Tom:    What?

Sally:  Ice-cream.

1d  Listen again. Fill in the chart.

Sally:  Do you like carrots?

Tom:    Yes, I do. I like all vegetables.

Sally:  How about salad? Do you like salad?

Tom:    Yes, I do. It's great!  Do you like vegetables?

Sally:  No, I don't like vegetables. Well, only salad. But I like fruit. I like bananas, oranges ...

Tom:    How about apples? I don't like apples.

Sally:  Yes, I like apples. And you know what I really like?

Tom:    What?

Sally:  Ice-cream.

2b Read the magazine article and circle the food words.

Sports Star Eats well!

David asks the volleyball star, Cindy Smith, about her eating habits.

David:  Hello, Cindy. What do you like for breakfast?

Cindy:  I love fruit. I think it's healthy.

David:  OK. So what fruit do you like? Do you like bananas?

Cindy:  Well, I don't like bananas. But I like oranges and apples.

David:  What about lunch? Do you like salad?

Cindy:  Yes, I really like it.

David:  Hmm … and do you like hamburgers for dinner?

Cindy:  Oh, no, they're not healthy. I like chicken for dinner.

David:  OK, well, one last question - do you eat ice-cream after dinner?

Cindy:  Err … I like ice-cream … but I don't eat it. I don't want to be fat.