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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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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
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C: Milk
What is the main ingredient of an
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D: Eggs
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D: EggsC: Milk
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A: Rice
C: Milk
B: Oil
What is the main ingredient of an
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D: Eggs
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C: Milk
B: Oil
What is the main ingredient of an
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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
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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
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C: Hamburg
B: New York
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B: New York
Hamburgers were invented by a man from
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C: Hamburg
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C: Hamburg
B: New York
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A: London B: New York
Hamburgers were invented by a man from
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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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D: ViennaC: Hamburg
A: London B: New York
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B: New York
Hamburgers were invented by a man from
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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
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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
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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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C: Pig
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C: Pig
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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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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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C: Olive Oil
B: Milk
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A: Cheese
Which of these is NOT a dairy product?
D: Yoghurt
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C: Olive Oil
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D: Yoghurt
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A: Cheese
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D: YoghurtC: Olive Oil
A: Cheese B: Milk
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Which of these is NOT a dairy product?
B: Milk
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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
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A: The menu B: The card
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A: Bland
C: Mild D: Tender
B: Soft
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D: Tender
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A: Sugar
C: Butter D: Milk
B: Chocolate
What do you use to make caramel?
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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
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A: Cod
Which fish is NOT white?
C: Tuna
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C: Tuna
A: Cod
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A: Cod
Which fish is NOT white?
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Which fish is NOT white?
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B: Haddock
C: Tuna
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D: HakeC: Tuna
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Which fish is NOT white?
B: Haddock
C: Tuna
A: Cod
D: Hake
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£ 50.000 £ 25.000£ 10.000£ 5.000£ 1.000
£ 500£ 250£ 100
1211109
£1 million£ 500.000
£ 250.000 £ 100.000
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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