Subject/Verb Agreement

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When people ________ to eat like colonial diners, they _______ up dinner with a scoop of slump - warm, gooey fruit topped with crumbly dough.

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want; finish

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In 1500s England, "Surprise pies" had live creatures like birds and frogs popping out. Who wouldn't love a dessert that ________ into a pet?

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turns

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If you like cake (and a few people ________ not), you can thank the ancient Egyptians. They sweetened bread with honey, nuts, and fruit.

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do

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Ancient Roman cookbooks included recipes for roasted mice drizzled in honey and dipped in poppy seeds.

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included

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Marzipan, a treat made from almonds, usually tastes sweet and nutty. But 16th-century Italians added slimy eels.

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tastes

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In the 1800s, people were dazzled by Baked Alaska - a dessert that has crispy toasted meringue on the outside and frosty ice cream on the inside. One piece cost $40 today!

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has

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Eighteenth-century Americans screamed for oyster-flavored ice cream. Legend _______ it was George Washington's favorite.

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says

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Medieval diners enjoyed mincemeat pies: flaky crusts with sugar, spices, dried fruit, and ground meat. The pies ________ still eaten today - usually without meat.

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are