This
one
is
much
easier.
200
Name the four strange food names introduced in the article.
Welsh Rabbit ; Dutch babies
Head Cheese ; Ants on a log
200
In spelling bee a few months ago, many YB students spelt the word "governor" wrong. We spelt "governer". To solve this problem, it is important for everyone to practice English vocabulary spelling. In the article, there is a word, which means "the boss or the manager of a restaurant". How to spell the word?
Restaurateur. Let's hope that this word won't appear in the spelling bee next year.
200
The four foods have their special Chinese name. Name all of them.
威爾斯兔子；荷蘭寶貝煎餅；豬頭肉凍；圓木上的螞蟻
200
This is an article about four foods with very strange names. The four foods are Welsh Rabbit, Dutch Babies, Head Cheese, and Ants on a Log relatively. I hoped that you've read this article with full attention since this question is about to ask you who the author is. Thus, who's the author that wrote this article?
Ami Barnes.
200
It is said that when we want to describe a person, we can just add "er" or "r" after the words. What is the example on page 32?
Food lover.
400
The fake accusation caused a great ______ to the politician’s reputation. This is a vocabulary which appears on page 33.
harm
400
When learning Grammar, we learned that if we add "y" to some noun vocabulary, it would turn into an adjective. In the article, two words are for this example, which are "savory" and "fluffy". Please give two more examples.
: )
400
Name the English and Chinese title of the article.
I'm not eating that: Four Foods with Very Strange Names
四種名字很奇怪的食物
400
Conan fans went crazy when the movie of Detective Conan ended. In the sentence, why is the word "went" used in it. (Answer: ________ verb.)
Linking verb (連綴動詞).
400
I don't know why, the vocabulary they are using is getting easier now. They chose to use words like scary, which should be known in the magazine of ABC or A+. Therefore, please help the publishers to think of some synonyms of the word "scary" since they are now lacking of idea.
Frightening / Terrifying / Spooky...
600
This article is about four foods with strange names. Definitely, there are more foods that have different name. In the article, the dish "Welsh rabbit" is introduced. Which of the following ingredients is not used to make it?
A. Beer B. Cheese C. Chicken D. Bread
C. Chicken
600
When students in Taiwan are learning English, we often deem the similar phrases difficult. What preposition to put is always a big problem for us. Therefore, 小明 is doing a test. Please help him answer the question.
What is the difference between "Confuse A with B" and "get A confused with B"?
Confuse A with B --> 誤以為A是B
Get A confused with B --> 把A和B搞混了
600
Hitler’s rise to power marked a dark chapter in ______ history, leading to devastating consequences for Europe. In the blank, fill in a word that appears on page 33.
German.
600
Which are the correct sentences?
A. Why not taking the man with mental disorder to the hospital?
B. Why not take the man with mental disorder to the hospital?
C. Why don't we take the man with mental disorder to the hospital?
D. Why don't take the man with mental disorder to the hospital?
B C
600
In the reailty world, we distinguish different people by identifying the differences in their voices, apearances, or even smells for blind people. This also makes sence on distinguishing food. Usually, we can know the differences by looking the foods' difference appearances. What makes Dutch babies different from regular pancakes?
A. They're half the size.
B. They're cooked in the oven.
C. They contain eggs.
D. They're much healthier.
B. They're cooked in the oven.
800
Head Cheese: Despite its name, there is no cheese in head cheese.It is actually a cold, savory jelly that is usually made with the meat from a pig’s or calf’s head. It was first created in Europe hundreds of years ago. Back then, the wealthy people got all the good meat, so poorer people had to be creative with what was left. These days, head cheese is lesson common, but it can still be found in countries from Scotland to Spain.
Upon is a paragraph in the article. Which phrase means "at present"?
These days
800
What are the two kinds of food that the article used for showing Taiwan's unusual food names?
Coffin bread & Cow's tougue.
800
Dutch Babies: Dutch babies are giant pancakes that are served with sweet treats like honey and fruit or savory foods like bacon and eggs. Unlike regular pancakes, they’re cooked in the oven. This makes them light and fluffy. They got their name when an American restaurateur started making German pancakes. She got the German word for German, Deutsch, confused with Dutch. The name has stuck with the dish ever since.
Upon is a paragraph about Dutch babies. In the paragraph, which phrase means "since then"?
Ever since.
800
Can you think of any other foods with strange names?
Nah, I can't, bro. : )
800
Please make a sentence using "coffin bread", "spice", and "harm".
: ) I know it's diffcult. But I can think of one I guess...at least at the moment i'm typing now.
1000
Welsh Rabbit: No rabbits are harmed in the making of Welsh rabbit. Rather, it is a simple dish of toast that is topped with melted cheese and sometimes sauces, spices, or even beer. It is eaten across the UK and likely doesn’t come from Wales. Why, then, is it called Welsh rabbit? Well, historians think that it probably started as a joke. This joke was designed to make fun of the Welsh by suggesting that they were too poor to eat real rabbit meat.
Upon is a paragraph introducing Welsh rabbit. What is the phrase (word) in this paragraph which means "In fact"?
Rather
1000
Ray was playing in Tiger's Minecraft server. I've bred calf using wheat. In a few seconds, the two cow parents (difficult to identify whether they are male or female), gave birth to a calf. Explain whether it is reasonable to do this. Why?
1000
While cookbooks confirm that the American practice of stuffing celery began in the early 20th century as an appetizer for parties and adult gatherings, it didn’t become a vital part of lunchboxes and playdates until decades later. The most famous (at least for the coloring-book crowd) is, of course, ants on a log.
This is a paragraph from the website:https://food52.com/blog/24538-what-is-ants-on-a-log.
Question...no question: ) You would have to minus 1000 points without getting the points for this question.
Am I the first one to put GIF in Jeopardy or not?
1000
Let's assume that the magazine always gives the 100& correct information. Johnny Little (it's a name) wanted to make Dutch babies for his afternoon tea. He looked into the article and looked at the paragraph that introduces Dutch babies. Apart from honey, bacon, eggs, and some other ingredients, he still only required blueberries. If the picture in the article shows the best percentage of the ingredients needed, how many blue berries would he need? You can have a mistake figure with positive or negative 2.
14
1000
Since all of us in the class are ninth graders, we would have to take the test of writing an article in Mandarin. However, we would have to test English writing three years later. Therefore, it's essential for us to practice our skill of describing things in English. Describe the look of the dish "Ants on a log". The answer should be confirmed by Tr. Nora.