5 1.16 Complete the questions. Look at the picture and answer. Then listen and check. 1. How there? many apples tuna
2 How there?
3 How there? eggs flour
4 How there?
5 How water there? chocolate
6 How there?
A: How many apples are there?
B: There are five apples.

1. How many apples are there? In the picture, we can see five apples. So the answer is "There are five apples." 2. How much tuna is there? Looking at the picture, we can see that there is no tuna present. So the answer is "There is no tuna." 3. How many eggs are there? In the picture, we can see two eggs. So the answer is "There are two eggs." 4. How much flour is there? Looking at the picture, we cannot see any flour. So the answer is "There is no flour." 5. How much water is there in the chocolate? The picture does not show any water in the chocolate. So the answer is "There is no water in the chocolate." 6. How much chocolate is there? In the picture, we can see one bar of chocolate. So the answer is "There is one bar of chocolate." To solve these questions, we need to carefully observe the picture and count the number of items or identify their presence/absence. We should also understand the difference between "how many" (used for countable objects) and "how much" (used for uncountable substances). Listening to the audio can be helpful to verify our answers and make any necessary corrections.