A delicious quiz: 10 sweet questions

1 / 10

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Sweet potatoes are often (though mistakenly) called:

Yams

Kale

Tumeric

Cumin

2 / 10

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"Sweet Child O' Mine" is a song by:

Pink Floyd

Guns N' Roses

ABBA

The Beatles

3 / 10

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The sweet liquid produced by plants is called:

Pollen

Syrup

Nectar

Nectarine

4 / 10

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Synsepalum dulcificum is often called "miracle berry". If you crush it in your mouth and eat sour food (such as lemon or sauerkraut) afterwards, you will perceive its taste as sweet. The effect will last for about 15 minutes.

True

False

5 / 10

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Sweet and sour sauce is typical for _________ cuisine.

Chinese

Turkish

Mexican

Spanish

6 / 10

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The term "sugar pill" refers to a pill that does not contain medicine and is given to a patient as a placebo treatment.

True

False

7 / 10

Which of these photos shows sugar beets?

www.jungseed.com

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8 / 10

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What's the difference between toffee and caramel?

Toffee is made of sugar and butter. Caramel is made of sugar and cream or milk.

Caramel is made of sugar and butter. Toffee is made of sugar and cream or milk.

9 / 10

Sweet dreams are made of this
Who am I to disagree?
I travel the world
And the seven seas
Everybody’s looking for something

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This is a fragment of "Sweet dreams", a famous song by:

Depeche Mode

Roxette

U2

Eurythmics

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Looking for a sweet wine, you should choose one marked on the label as:

Brut

Dolce

Secco

Blanc

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