So Good, They've Bottled It

Why does the author state that people in England eat shrimp-flavored potato chips?

• To persuade the reader to try new and interesting flavors

• To predict the flavor of soda that Jones might come up with next

• To provide a reason why Jones started to sell turkey-flavored soda

• To point out that Jones is not the only company that offers unusual flavors

What's an advantage of something portable?

• It has to remain in one place.

• It is liquid rather than solid.

• It is larger rather than smaller.

• You can take it along with you.

Why do you figure Jones took the gamble with turkey- and gravy-flavored soda to begin with?

• Turkey is also popular outside the U.S.

• Many people have been asking for it.

• It was already known for its peculiar sodas.

• Coca-Cola got started in much the same way.

From the way it is used in the article, you can determine that touted means. . .

• denounced

• promoted

• devoured

• insulted

Why do you think that Jones expects its Thanksgiving sodas to sell out in a short time?

• All of the company's soda flavors sell out.

• The turkey-flavored soda sold out in the past.

• The sodas will be sold for less money than other sodas.

• People love soy and oat soda in Canada.

What don't we know from the story?

• How the company introduced turkey- and gravy- flavored soda

• How much bottles of the turkey soda sold for on eBay

• What most people consider their least-favorite flavor

• What some of Jone's year-round flavors are

Based on the article, the reader can predict that. . .

• The holiday pack will sell well.

• Sales of actual turkeys will decline due to turkey soda.

• Other companies will start to sell green bean soda.

• People will like the green bean flavor better than the turkey flavor.

Which of the following is a statement of OPINION?

• The Jones soda holiday packs cost $16 apiece.

• Fans of beef jerky can purchase clam jerky from the Tengu Company which is based in Japan.

• Many of the sodas are nowhere close to ordinary, but they're not as weird as the holiday pack.

• In Canada, a beverage made of soy and oats is no longer for sale.