Scoville Scale
_______________________ invented Scoville Scale.
Wilbur Scoville
People experience different _________________________ after they eat spicy food.
heat sensation
The part of speech of inherit is a _____________,
verb
Which transition phrase is commonly used in the conclusion?
To begin with / Moreover / In summary
In summary
Scoville Scale is a measurement scale to measure how much _________________________ a chilli pepper contains.
capsaisin
The physical reactions after eating spicy food include __________________ and ____________________.
sweating / increased blood flow / watery eyes / runny nose.
The part of speech of culturally is an ______________.
adverb
First, I tasted different spicy sauces.
_______, I estimated the SHU of each sauce.
Then / Next / After that
SHU stands for _________________________.
Scoville Heat Unit
Different people may have different levels of ________________ to spiciness.
tolerance
The part of speech of sensory is an _____________ and that of sensation is a _____________.
adjective / noun
My family regularly eats spicy food and I am constantly exposed to spiciness. __________________, my palate becomes less sensitive.
Therefore / Because of that / As a result
milk, sugary water
__________________ and ___________________ are two possible factors that affect the tolerance to spiciness.
The part of speech of tolerate is a ______________ and that of tolerance is a ______________.
verb / noun
The Mad Dog Ultimate Spicy Sauce has a SHU of 600,000. _____________, I didn't experience much heat sensation after I tasted it.
However / but
Scoville Scale provides an _______________________ method that is based on fact and data to measure spiciness.
objective
Some people can develop a higher tolerance to spiciness if they are __________________ exposed to spicy food.
frequently / constantly / regularly
The part of speech of piquant is an _______________.
adjective
____________ the spicy food triggers tinklings, watery eyes, and sweating, I extremely enjoy eating spicy food.
Although / Even though / Despite the fact that