Units of Measurement and Food Quantifiers Flashcards

A set of vocabulary flashcards based on the lecture transcript regarding English units of measurement, containers, and food quantifiers.

A bar of

A unit used for items like chocolate, gold, or soap.

A bottle of

A container used for liquids such as water, soda, or wine.

A cup of

A small container for hot drinks like coffee, tea, or milk.

A drop of

A very small, round mass of liquid such as blood, oil, water, or rain.

A jar of

A glass or ceramic container used for jam, peanut butter, or mayonnaise.

A grain of

A tiny hard seed or piece of something, such as rice, sand, or truth.

A roll of

A length of something wound into a cylinder, like tape or toilet paper.

A bag of

A flexible container used for sugar, flour, or rice.

A bowl of

A round, deep dish used for cereal, rice, or soup.

A carton of

A stiff container usually made of cardboard, used for ice cream, milk, juice, or a large pack of cigarettes.

A glass of

A container for cold drinks like water, milk, or soda.

A piece of

A portion of something larger, used for advice, information/news, furniture, cake, or pie.

A slice of

A thin, flat piece cut from something larger, like bread, meat, cheese, or pizza.

A loaf of

The standard unit for a whole shaped portion of bread.

A package of

A container or wrapping used for items like pasta.

A dash of

A very small amount of a liquid or powder, such as salt or vinegar.

A cube of

A small, solid square-shaped object, like a cube of ice.

A pack of

A small bundle or container, such as a pack of gum.

A teaspoon of

A small unit of measurement often used for medicine.

A tablespoon of

A measuring unit larger than a teaspoon, often used for vinegar.

A pint of

A volume measurement used for blood, equal to $0.473\,l$ in the US and $0.581\,l$ in the UK.

A quart of

A unit of measurement for liquids like milk, equivalent to approximately one liter.

A half gallon of

A measurement used for liquids like juice, equivalent to approximately two liters.

A gallon of

A unit of measurement for liquids like punch, equal to roughly $3.8$ to $4.5\,l$.

A tank of

A large container used for storing liquids or gases, such as a tank of gas.

A jug of

A container with a handle and a spout used for liquids like lemonade.

A keg of

A large barrel-like container used for beer, holding approximately $40\,l$.

A shot of

A small serving of a strong alcoholic drink like vodka.

A dish of

A flat plate or shallow container used for a serving of food like spaghetti.

A kilo of

A unit of weight measurement used for meat or cheese.