A) Fast-food chains B) Woolworth's '5 & 10' lunch counters, diners, burger joints, and drugstore soda fountains C) Home kitchens D) Cafés and coffee shops
A) They were often made of shining chrome or stainless steel B) They were hand-operated C) They were made of plastic D) They were made of wood
A) 12+1⁄2-US-fluid-ounce (370 ml) B) 8 US fluid ounces C) 16 US fluid ounces D) 10 US fluid ounces
A) A chocolate malted with chocolate ice cream B) A strawberry shake C) A vanilla milkshake D) A milkshake with whipped cream
A) A chocolate milkshake B) A vanilla milkshake C) A strawberry shake D) A malted milkshake
A) United Kingdom B) Australia C) United States D) Canada
A) They were made with whole milk B) They had no fat C) They had half the sugar and only 10% of the fat of commercial fast-food shakes D) They contained double the sugar
A) About 50 percent B) About 75 percent C) About 90 percent D) About 25 percent
A) Coffee-flavored B) Chocolate-flavored C) Strawberry-flavored D) Vanilla-flavored
A) Cow's milk, goat's milk, and buffalo milk B) Almond milk, coconut milk, soy milk, or hemp milk C) Only soy milk D) Only cow's milk
A) 1950s B) 1940s C) 1920s D) 1930s
A) Cabinet B) Concrete C) Frappe D) Malt
A) Frosty B) Shake C) Malt D) Concrete
A) Wendy's B) Walgreens C) Burger King D) McDonald's
A) Earl Prince B) Steven Poplawski C) William Horlick D) Hamilton Beach
A) As a flavoring agent for milkshakes B) As an easily digested restorative health drink C) As a thickening agent for soups D) As a sweetener for desserts
A) Blender B) Cyclone Drink Mixer C) Multimixer D) Mixer
A) Shake B) Frosted C) Malted D) Concrete
A) Concrete B) Frosty C) Malt D) Shake
A) Burger King B) Wendy's C) McDonald's D) Dairy Queen
A) 1922 B) 1936 C) 1911 D) 1940
A) William Horlick B) Ivar 'Pop' Coulson C) Earl Prince D) Steven Poplawski
A) As a coffee additive B) As a dessert topping C) As a milkshake base D) As a restorative health drink
A) Chicago B) New York C) San Francisco D) Los Angeles
A) Frappe B) Malt C) Cabinet D) Concrete
A) Flavoring agent B) Ice cream C) Thickening agent D) Milk
A) A chocolate milkshake B) An alcoholic whiskey drink C) A malted milkshake D) A vanilla milkshake
A) Steven Poplawski B) Hamilton Beach C) Walgreens D) Earl Prince
A) Using milkshakes to fundraise for political campaigns B) Drinking milkshakes in silence to show solidarity C) Selling milkshakes to raise awareness about political issues D) Throwing milkshakes at right-wing politicians
A) Carl Benjamin B) Nigel Farage C) Boris Johnson D) Tommy Robinson
A) It promoted unhealthy eating habits B) It was considered to condone anti-social behavior C) It violated copyright laws D) It contained false information
A) A visit in Newcastle on May 20, 2019 B) A campaign event in Edinburgh on May 17, 2019 C) A rally in London on May 17, 2019 D) A TV interview in May 2019
A) Three B) Two C) Four D) One
A) Friendship B) Celebration C) Rebellion D) Womanhood over girlhood
A) Her rebellious nature B) Her innocence in contrast to the middle-aged man's attraction C) Her love for sweets D) Her dislike for the man |