English Conversation Practice - Talking about your Lunch

BOBBY: "Hey Steve, what did your mom pack for your lunch today?"
STEVE: "Hey Bobby. She packs me the same lunch every day. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich, cookies, and milk."
BOBBY: "I got something new today. It looks like a tuna sandwich. I'm not sure I like it."
STEVE: "I love tuna sandwiches. Do you want to trade?"
BOBBY: "Sure! But will your mom get mad?"
STEVE: "No. She won't know. I won't tell her."
BOBBY: "Do you ever buy the school lunch?"
STEVE: "No, it looks gross."
BOBBY: "It's actually not bad. Some dishes are pretty good."
STEVE: "Which ones have you tried?"
BOBBY: "The spaghetti and pizza are good. But the hamburgers and burritos are terrible. They taste like cardboard."
STEVE: "That's awful! Maybe I'll buy lunch when the cafeteria serves spaghetti and pizza. Those are my favorite dishes at home."
BOBBY: "They're pretty good, but not as good as our moms' cooking."
STEVE: "Are you done with lunch? Let's go out to recess."
BOBBY: "Yeah. Let's go!"

1. What does Steve's mom pack him every day for lunch?
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich
Cookies
Milk
All of the above

2. What did Bobby's mom pack him today?
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich
Turkey sandwich
Tuna sandwich
Ham and cheese sandwich

3. What are they going to trade?
Baseball cards
Stamp collection
Coins
Lunches

4. Which dishes taste like cardboard?
Spaghetti and pizza
Hamburgers and burritos
Tacos and nachos
Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches