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Exercise "Vocabulary: making a cake...", created by here4u (a free exercise to learn English):
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Question 1 passed: 88.8 %
Lucy's making a cake! Well, Mom, if I want to stand a chance for the kids' pastry *, I should train and practise
Question 2 passed: 87.2 %
making my chocolate and *.
Question 3 passed: 79.6 %
First, I take the yogurt (step one) and * it
Question 4 passed: 83.8 %
into the * but I mustn't throw the container away, because I'll use it to measure the different ingredients.
Question 5 passed: 88.9 %
Then, (Step two), I fill in the empty container with * (I fill it twice = 2 pots) and gently beat what's in the bowl.
Question 6 passed: 83.6 %
The last part of step 2 consists in making the mixture more liquid, by adding half a container of *,
Question 7 passed: 91.7 %
and two*, very gently, not to splash the mix everywhere...
Question 8 passed: 86.1 %
Finally, I mix the contents of three containers of *,
Question 9 passed: 82.6 %
add a soup spoonful of *, stirring the mixture firmly
Question 10 passed: 73.1 %
so as to avoid *.
Question 11 passed: 87.1 %
When the dough is very smooth, you may add the grated zest of an *,
Question 12 passed: 78.9 %
pour into the * mould and put in the pre-heated oven (180°) for 40 minutes.
Question 13 passed: 72.8 %
To make the two fruit varieties, simply add the * of fruit after the flour, not forgetting to replace one container of flour by one container full of cocoa for the chocolate and pear variety. (= 2 containers of flour + one of cocoa powder).The results are DELICIOUS… and these cakes are so easy to make!
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