Far-out Food

Question 1

For the sake of someone / someone’s sake

Answer 1

In order to help or bring advantage to someone

Ex: for the sake of their health

Question 2

far out

Answer 2

Strange and unusual

Ex: the food is pretty far out

Question 3

Opt for

Answer 3

To make a choice, especially of one thing possibility instead of others

Ex: many people stick to a balanced diet, opt  for fruit and vegetables

Question 4

Intake of (n)

Answer 4

the amount of particulars of substance that is, eaten or drunk during a particular time
Ex: she is reducing her intake of sugar and salt

Question 5

Conservative

Answer 5

Not usually liking ortrusting change especially sudden change

Ex: older people tend to be more conservative and a bit suspicious of anything new

Question 6

Just about

Answer 6

Almost
Ex: Davis will eat just about anything

Question 7

anthropologist

Answer 7

Someone who scientifically studies humans and their customs beliefs, and relationship
( nhân chủng học)

Question 8

respect for (n)

Answer 8

Admiration felt or shown for someone or something that you believe has a good ideas or qualities

Ex: he shows respect for those he
meets

Question 9

Delicacy

Answer 9

something especially rare or expensive that is good to eat

Ex: Joe local people offered him a treat

Question 10

Termite

Answer 10

Con mối mọt

Ex: insects from fresh to termite mound

Question 11

Pop something into something

Answer 11

To put something quickly into something else
Ex: Davis picked up a bug the size of his fingertips and popped it into his mouth

Question 12

crawl

Answer 12

To move or process slowly

Ex: Please don’t crawl down my throat throat

Question 13

Squirm

Answer 13

To move side to side in the aqua wave sometime because of nervousness, embarrassment, and pain

Ex: he bit down on it did it stop squirming on his tongue

Question 14

Crunchy

Answer 14

The toast was, delicious, hot and crunchy

Question 15

grasshopper

Answer 15

Con cào cào

Question 16

snack

Answer 16

To eat small of food between meals
Ex: people snack on deep fired waterbug

Question 17

Cockroach

Answer 17

 Con gián

Question 18

Creepy-Crawly

Answer 18

A small insect  gives you a feeling of fear or dislike

Question 19

Beneficial

Answer 19

helpful, useful or good
Ex:, they are beneficiary is for other reasons

Question 20

Unknowingly

Answer 20

In a way that is not conscious of a particular situation or problem

Ex: an, average person unknowingly consumes about 500g of insects annually

Question 21

Whiff

Answer 21

A slight smell carried on a current of air
Ex: you get a whiff of the durian fruit from Southwest Asia

Question 22

So bad is its smell that it puts many people off

Question 23

Spike

Answer 23

A narrow thin shape with a sharp point at one end

Ex: the durian looks like a bowling ball covered in spike

Question 24

Abundant

Answer 24

More than enough
Ex: durian is both, abundant, and good for the health

Question 25

Pack with

Answer 25

To fill in large numbers
Ex: durian is packed with carbohydrate for an energy boost as well

Question 26

Whiff (n)

Answer 26

A slight smells carried on a current of air

Ex: you get a whiff of the durian fruit from southeast Asia

Question 27

Nasty (a)

Answer 27

bad or very unpleasant

Ex: although durian smells nasty ,It is harmless.

Question 28

Poisonous (a)

Answer 28

Very harmful and able to cause, illness or death
Ex: there are other foods that you had better be careful with because they are poisonous.

Question 29

manioc

Answer 29

cassava

Question 30

drip (v)

Answer 30

If a liquid drips, it falls in drops and you make it fall in drops

Ex: like venom the poisonous to us drips out of the strainer

Question 31

Chubby (a)

Answer 31

Fat, fat, in a pleasant and attractive way

Ex: this dish is prepared from chubby fish called a pufferfish or is related to the porcupine fish

Question 32

Pinch of (n)

Answer 32

A small amount of something such as a, a powder, especially the amount that a person can honed between their first finger and thumb

Ex: just a pinch of poison from this fish can kill 30 adults

Question 33

Fatal (a)

Answer 33

Very serious and having an important bad effect causes death
Ex: is is usually not enough to be fatal, but it can make your tongue tingle

Question 34

Tingle (a)

Answer 34

To have a feeling, as if a lot of shape, sharp points are being put quickly and slightly into your body (Châm chít)
Ẽx: there is a slight tingle in my wrist.

Question 35

Odour (n)

Answer 35

A smell often one that is unpleasant
Ex: the odor is so overpowering, that, the fruit has been banned in certain hotels, and on public transport in southeast Asia

Question 36

Thorn (n)

Answer 36

A small sharp pointed growth on the stem of a plant

Ex: the durian is distinctive for his size, thorn-covered husk

Question 37

Husk

Answer 37

The dry outer covering of some seeds (vỏ trấu)

Ex: corn husk