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English vocabulary lesson with words connected to chocolate. This lesson will help you define chocolate bar, sweets, dark chocolate, plain chocolate, chew, suck, wrapper, cocoa and confectionery.
(A) chocolate bar NOUN a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
‘I was so hungry that I could have eaten the whole bar – so I did.’
(A) sweet NOUN a small piece of food made with sugar
‘I bought this bag of sweets yesterday.’
(–) dark chocolate UNCOUNTABLE NOUN dark, bitter, chocolate without added milk
‘Dark chocolate is a taste of luxury.’
(–) plain chocolate UNCOUNTABLE NOUN another name for dark chocolate
‘I love eating plain chocolate with a glass of Guinness.’
chew VERB to bite something continuously
‘You should chew your food before trying to swallow it.’
suck VERB to put something in your mouth and move your tongue against it to taste its flavour
‘She was sucking very noisily trying to annoy me – it was working.’
(A) wrapper NOUN a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
‘Don’t throw that wrapper on the floor – put it in the bin.’
(–) cocoa NOUN a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
‘The recipe says I should use 100g of cocoa.’
(–) confectionery UNCOUNTABLE NOUN the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
‘I was in the confectionery shop for nearly an hour choosing her present.’
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Question 1 of 9
1. Question
A chocolate bar
Which is the correct definition?
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
- a small piece of food made with sugar
- a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- another name for dark chocolate
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a chocolate bar
Correct
A chocolate bar – a block of chocolate wrapped and sold.
‘I was so hungry that I could have eaten the whole bar – so I did.’
Incorrect
A chocolate bar – a block of chocolate wrapped and sold.
‘I was so hungry that I could have eaten the whole bar – so I did.’
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Question 2 of 9
2. Question
A sweet
Which is the correct definition?
- a small piece of food made with sugar
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- another name for dark chocolate
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
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a sweet
Correct
A sweet – a small piece of food made with sugar.
‘I bought this bag of sweets yesterday.’
Incorrect
A sweet – a small piece of food made with sugar.
‘I bought this bag of sweets yesterday.’
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Question 3 of 9
3. Question
Dark chocolate
Which is the correct definition?
- dark, bitter, chocolate without added milk
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
- a small piece of food made with sugar
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
- chocolate flavour to food and drink
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dark chocolate
Correct
Dark chocolate – dark, bitter, chocolate without added milk.
‘Dark chocolate is a taste of luxury.’
Incorrect
Dark chocolate – dark, bitter, chocolate without added milk.
‘Dark chocolate is a taste of luxury.’
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Question 4 of 9
4. Question
Plain chocolate
Which is the correct definition?
- another name for dark chocolate
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
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plain chocolate
Correct
Plain chocolate – another name for dark chocolate.
‘I love eating plain chocolate with a glass of Guinness.’
Incorrect
Plain chocolate – another name for dark chocolate.
‘I love eating plain chocolate with a glass of Guinness.’
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Question 5 of 9
5. Question
Chew
Which is the correct definition?
- to bite something continuously
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
- to put something in your mouth and move your tongue against it to taste its flavour
- a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
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chew
Correct
Chew – to bite something continuously.
‘You should chew your food before trying to swallow it.’
Incorrect
Chew – to bite something continuously.
‘You should chew your food before trying to swallow it.’
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Question 6 of 9
6. Question
Suck
Which is the correct definition?
- to put something in your mouth and move your tongue against it to taste its flavour
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
- to bite something continuously
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suck
Correct
Suck – to put something in your mouth and move your tongue against it to taste its flavour.
‘She was sucking very noisily trying to annoy me – it was working.’
Incorrect
Suck – to put something in your mouth and move your tongue against it to taste its flavour.
‘She was sucking very noisily trying to annoy me – it was working.’
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Question 7 of 9
7. Question
A wrapper
Which is the correct definition?
- a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
- a small piece of food made with sugar
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
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a wrapper
Correct
A wrapper – a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy.
‘Don’t throw that wrapper on the floor – put it in the bin.’
Incorrect
A wrapper – a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy.
‘Don’t throw that wrapper on the floor – put it in the bin.’
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Question 8 of 9
8. Question
Cocoa
Which is the correct definition?
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- a block of chocolate wrapped and sold
- another name for dark chocolate
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cocoa
Correct
Cocoa – a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink.
‘The recipe says I should use 100g of cocoa.’
Incorrect
Cocoa – a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink.
‘The recipe says I should use 100g of cocoa.’
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Question 9 of 9
9. Question
Confectionery:
Which is the correct definition?
- the collective noun for sweets and chocolates
- a dark brown powder used to make chocolate and add a chocolate flavour to food and drink
- a piece of paper or plastic that is wrapped around something that you buy
- another name for dark chocolate
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confectionery
Correct
Confectionery – the collective noun for sweets and chocolates.
‘I was in the confectionery shop for nearly an hour choosing her present.’
Incorrect
Confectionery – the collective noun for sweets and chocolates.
‘I was in the confectionery shop for nearly an hour choosing her present.’
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