What is a typical English breakfast?
Toast with butter and jam
Cornflakes with milk and sugar, or porridge, followed by fried bacon and eggs
Pancakes with maple syrup
Fruit salad and yogurt
What is considered a bigger meal for an Englishman than on the Continent?
Lunch
Afternoon tea
Breakfast
Supper
What might be added to toast for breakfast?
Marmalade
Honey
Jam
Cheese
How is the main meal of the day in England called?
Lunch
Supper
Dinner
Tea
What is the typical time for dinner if it is eaten in the evening?
12 pm
1 pm
5 pm
7 pm
How is the meal called if dinner is in the middle of the day?
Tea
Supper
Luch
Dinner
What does the usual midday meal consist of?
Soup and salad
A meat course with plenty of vegetables
Sandwiches and fruit
Fish and chips
What do most Englishmen prefer to eat?
Exotic dishes
Simple, plain food
Italian food
Fresh salads and pasta
What is the general opinion about soup in England?
It is the most important part of a meal
It is served as a main course
It is not very popular
It is eaten only on special occasions
What is "afternoon tea" in England?
A large meal
A small snack, usually tea and a cake
A social event with sandwiches and hot meals
A heavy dinner
What is served at a "high tea"?
Just tea and biscuits
Sandwiches with tea
Only cakes and pastries
Ham, tongue, tomatoes, salad, and strong tea
When is "high tea" usually served?
8 am
10 am
5–6 pm
9 pm
What is a traditional British dish served during Christmas?
Roast lamb
Pudding
Turkey with cranberry sauce
Mince pies
What is the origin of the Christmas pudding?
A type of cake from the Renaissance period
A Victorian dessert made with cream and sugar
A descendant of plum porridge from the Middle Ages
A modern invention
What ingredients are included in a Christmas pudding today?
Flour, bread-crumbs, and eggs
Raisins, currants, candied peel, almonds, walnuts, grated carrot, and brandy
Chocolate, cream, and sugar
Only flour and sugar
What is a typical tradition of making the Christmas pudding?
Only the eldest person in the family stirs the mixture
The pudding is stirred only once
All family members take turns stirring and making a wish
It is mixed in secret without anyone watching
How is the Christmas pudding served?
Cold and covered in icing
Heated and served with white sauce and brandy
Fried and served with ice cream
Baked and served with chocolate sauce
What items might be hidden in the Christmas pudding?
Coins, a silver bell, and a horseshoe
Toys, candies, and a silver spoon
Caramel and chocolate pieces
A note predicting the future
What is said to happen to someone who finds the bell in their Christmas pudding?
They will receive a gift
They will become wealthy
They will be married
They will travel the world
What does finding the horseshoe in the Christmas pudding symbolize?
Good health
Good luck
A long life
A prosperous year
English people don′t like to eat cornflakes with milk on their breakfast.
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Dinner is the main meal of the day
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English people like soup.
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They like to eat a pudding or fruit after dinner.
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English people drink tea only in the evening.
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They drink "high tea" in the evening.
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Every national cuisine has got own dishes on holidays.
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English pudding is not compulsory on the Christmas table.
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English Christmas dinner can be without a roasted turkey or goose.
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In old times English people liked to eat plum pudding
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Modern Christmas pudding includes many different ingredients.
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The person who eats a pudding can find a treasure in the slice.
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