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Exercise "Teatime task", created by mariofrank (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 215 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 75 / 100 Share
Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): patrice79 / HAITI, on Wednesday 08 July - 19:29:
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Stats (215 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 84.7 %
A * carries cups, milk, and sugar. It helps to serve tea neatly and politely.
Question 2 passed: 83.7 %
A * is baked with flour and butter. It is eaten warm with clotted cream and jam.
Question 3 passed: 87.4 %
* are crisp and sweet. They became a daily treat with tea in the nineteenth century.
Question 4 passed: 69.3 %
A * is made with thin white bread. It was served in Victorian times as elegant finger food.
Question 5 passed: 47.4 %
The * is the centre of the table. It was once a symbol of family and polite conversation.
Question 6 passed: 75.3 %
A * keeps the teapot warm for guests. It is often knitted and used in traditional English homes.
Question 7 passed: 75.3 %
A * catches loose leaves when pouring. It is made of metal and placed over the cup.
Question 8 passed: 72.6 %
The * stand shows sandwiches, scones, and cakes. It became a symbol of afternoon tea in Victorian hotels.
Question 9 passed: 74 %
A * contains small dried leaves for one cup. It was invented in America around 1908 and became popular in Britain later.
Question 10 passed: 70.2 %
The * is spread before tea begins. It shows respect and cleanliness in British homes.
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