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A: Fish & crisps

C: Fish & fruit D: Fish & rice

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B: Fish & chips

Which of the following is a typical British

meal?

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A: Fish & crisps

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B: Fish & chips

Which of the following is a typical British

meal?

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A: Fish & crisps B: Fish & chips

Which of the following is a typical British

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A: Fish & crisps B: Fish & chips

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C: Fish & fruit D: Fish & rice

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C: Fish & fruit D: Fish & rice

B: Fish & chips

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A: Fish & crisps

C: Fish & fruit D: Fish & rice

B: Fish & chips

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A: Fish & crisps

C: Fish & fruit D: Fish & rice

B: Fish & chips

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A: Rice

C: Milk D: Eggs

B: Oil

What is the main ingredient of an

omelette?

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C: Milk D: Eggs

What is the main ingredient of an

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C: Milk

What is the main ingredient of an

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D: Eggs

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What is the main ingredient of an

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D: EggsC: Milk

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A: Rice

C: Milk

B: Oil

What is the main ingredient of an

omelette?

D: Eggs

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C: Milk

B: Oil

What is the main ingredient of an

omelette?

D: Rice

A: Rice

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C: Milk

What is the main ingredient of an

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D: Eggs

A: Rice B: Oil

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B: Oil

What is the main ingredient of an

omelette?

D: Eggs

A: Rice

C: Milk

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A: London

C: Hamburg D: Vienna

B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

which city?

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C: Hamburg

B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

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B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

which city?

C: Hamburg

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Hamburgers were invented by a man from

which city?

C: Hamburg

B: New York

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A: London B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

which city?

D: ViennaC: Hamburg

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B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

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D: ViennaC: Hamburg

A: London

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Hamburgers were invented by a man from

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D: ViennaC: Hamburg

A: London B: New York

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B: New York

Hamburgers were invented by a man from

which city?

C: Hamburg

A: London

D: Vienna

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A: A seafood

C: A vegetable D: A nut

B: A fruit

What is a kiwi?

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C: A vegetable

B: A fruit

What is a kiwi?

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C: A vegetable

What is a kiwi?

B: A fruit

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B: A fruit

C: A vegetable

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A: A seafood

C: A vegetable

What is a kiwi?

D: A nut

B: A fruit

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C: A vegetable

What is a kiwi?

D: A nut

B: A fruitA: A seafood

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What is a kiwi?

D: A nut

B: A fruitA: A seafood

C: A vegetable

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C: A vegetable

What is a kiwi?

B: A fruitA: A seafood

D: A nut

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A: Sheep

C: Pig D: Chicken

B: Cow

What animal does “beef” come from?

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A: Sheep B: Cow

What animal does “beef” come from?

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A: Sheep

What animal does “beef” come from?

B: Cow

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A: Sheep

C: Pig

What animal does “beef” come from?

D: Chicken

B: Cow

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C: Pig

What animal does “beef” come from?

D: Chicken

A: Sheep B: Cow

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D: Chicken

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C: Pig

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C: Pig

What animal does “beef” come from?

A: Sheep B: Cow

D: Chicken

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A: Tuna

C: Prawn D: Plum

B: Salmon

Which of these is a type of seafood?

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A: Tuna

C: Prawn

Which of these is a type of seafood?

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A: Tuna

Which of these is a type of seafood?

C: Prawn

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C: Prawn

A: Tuna

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A: Tuna

Which of these is a type of seafood?

D: Plum

B: Salmon

C: Prawn

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D: Plum

B: Salmon

C: Prawn

A: Tuna

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Which of these is a type of seafood?

D: PlumC: Prawn

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Which of these is a type of seafood?

B: Salmon

C: Prawn

A: Tuna

D: Plum

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A: Cheese

C: Olive Oil D: Yoghurt

B: Milk

Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

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C: Olive Oil

B: Milk

Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

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B: Milk

C: Olive Oil

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Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

C: Olive Oil

B: Milk

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A: Cheese

Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

D: Yoghurt

B: Milk

C: Olive Oil

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Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

D: Yoghurt

B: Milk

C: Olive Oil

A: Cheese

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Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

D: YoghurtC: Olive Oil

A: Cheese B: Milk

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Which of these is NOT a dairy product?

B: Milk

C: Olive Oil

A: Cheese

D: Yoghurt

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A: The menu

C: The recipe D: The bill

B: The card

What do you call the list of food available in a

restaurant?

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A: The menu B: The card

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What do you call the list of food available in a

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B: The cardA: The menu

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What do you call the list of food available in a

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B: The card

C: The recipe

A: The menu

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What do you call the list of food available in a

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D: The billC: The recipe

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What do you call the list of food available in a

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A: The menu B: The card

D: The bill

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A: Bland

C: Mild D: Tender

B: Soft

How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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D: Tender

B: Soft

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How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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B: Soft

D: Tender

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How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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C: Mild

A: Bland

D:Tender

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How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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C: Mild D: Tender

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How do you describe meat that’s easy to

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D: Tender

A: Bland

C: Mild

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A: Sugar

C: Butter D: Milk

B: Chocolate

What do you use to make caramel?

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A: Sugar

C: Butter

What do you use to make caramel?

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What do you use to make caramel?

C: Butter

A: Sugar

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What do you use to make caramel?

A: Sugar

C: Butter

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What do you use to make caramel?

D: Milk

B: Chocolate

C: Butter

A: Sugar

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What do you use to make caramel?

D: MilkC: Butter

A: Sugar B: Chocolate

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What do you use to make caramel?

D: Milk

A: Sugar B: Chocolate

C: Butter

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What do you use to make caramel?

C: Butter

A: Sugar B: Chocolate

D: Milk

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A: Cod

C: Tuna D: Hake

B: Haddock

Which fish is NOT white?

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A: Cod

C: Tuna

Which fish is NOT white?

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A: Cod

Which fish is NOT white?

C: Tuna

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Which fish is NOT white?

C: Tuna

A: Cod

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A: Cod

Which fish is NOT white?

D: Hake

B: Haddock

C: Tuna

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Which fish is NOT white?

D: Hake

B: Haddock

C: Tuna

A: Cod

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Which fish is NOT white?

D: HakeC: Tuna

A: Cod B: Haddock

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Which fish is NOT white?

B: Haddock

C: Tuna

A: Cod

D: Hake

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A: Afters

C: Sweet D: Tardy

B: Pudding

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

50:50

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

A: Afters

D: Tardy

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

50:50

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

A: Afters

D: Tardy

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

D: Tardy

A: Afters

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

B: Pudding

C: Sweet

A: Afters

D: Tardy

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

B: Pudding

C: Sweet D: Tardy

A: Afters

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

C: Sweet D: Tardy

A: Afters B: Pudding

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

Which of these is NOT another English way of

saying “dessert”?

B: Pudding

D: Tardy

A: Afters

C: Sweet

87654321

£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000

£ 500£ 250£ 100

1211109

£1 million£ 500.000

£ 250.000 £ 100.000

A B C D

76%

3%9% 12%

Respuestas del público

A B C D

18%

55%

7%

20%

Respuestas del público

A B C D

1%4%

91%

4%

Respuestas del público

A B C D

4%0%

11%

85%

Respuestas del público

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