The Story of Chocolate

What was created in 1847 for the first time by mixing Dutch Cocoa and cocoa butter together?

• hot chocolate

• chocolate bars

• chocolate cereal

• chocolate plants

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What happened when John brushed his teeth in Chapter 3?

• His tooth paste turned/tasted like chocolate

• His sister turned to chocolate

• Nothing unusual happened

• He used mouth wash not tooth paste

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What is the main idea of The Chocolate Touch?

• John and Susan were fighting over something they both wanted.

• John and Susan didn't get along.

• John ate too much chocolate and got the chocolate touch.

• John's mother was very concerned about John's eating habits.

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What is the overall problem in the story?

• John's best friend is angry with him.

• John's mother turned to chocolate.

• John loved to each chocolate and everything he touched turned to chocolate.

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In Chapter 2, what description best fits the piece of chocolate that John found inside the box that he bought?

• large

• slimy

• small

• heavy

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What happened to John's mom at the end of the story?

• Turned into cake

• Turned into chocolate

• She melted

• She disappeared

What is the origin of chocolate according to 'The Story of Chocolate'?

• A) Africa

• B) South America

• C) Europe

• D) Asia

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Which ingredient is NOT typically used in making chocolate?

• A) Cocoa beans

• B) Sugar

• C) Vanilla

• D) Olive oil

In 'The Story of Chocolate', what is the significance of the cacao tree?

• A) It is used for timber

• B) It produces cocoa beans

• C) It is a symbol of wealth

• D) It is a rare plant

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What literary device is used in the phrase 'chocolate river' in 'The Story of Chocolate'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

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