Aim
Learners will expand their vocabulary with this activity.
CategoryLevel
VocabularyA1 – A2

Part 1 – What is this vegetable?

Look at the images below and write down the name of the vegetable. “Flip card” to check your answer.

Fennel

Pepper

Pear

Potato

Apple

Tomato

Kiwi

Garlic

Melon

Part 2 – What are these vegetables?

Look at the images below and write down as many vegetables as you can. Click on the red dot to check your answer.

Pumpkin

Cabbage

Onion

Potato

Garlic

Sweet Potato

Part 3 – Answer the questions.

The word vegetable tends to make us think of savoury (and nonsweet) flavours. But vegetable simply means any part of a plant that is grown primarily for food. This can be the leaves (spinach), the root (carrots), the tuber (potatoes), the flower (broccoli), the stalk (celery), or other parts—including the fruit. Yes, definitionally speaking, fruits are actually just one type of vegetable (because they’re an edible part of a plant).

Here is a tip!

According to research from Purdue University’s department of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture, the English-language use of the name “eggplant” dates to the British occupation of India, where white egg-shaped fruits were spotted

watermelon

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