Pancake Day

How old is the tradition of eating pancakes on this day?

• 1000+ years
• 500 years
• 200 years
• 100 years

What religious name is Pancake Day known by?

• Fat Tuesday
• St. Obeseus Day
• Lenten Day
• Shrove Tuesday

What do you need to cook pancakes

• Eggs, milk and flour

• Eggs, honey and milk

• Milk, flour and honey

• Eggs, flour and maple syrup

What are the most usual toppings?

• Tomato sauce, syrup, chocolate and jam

• Honey, jam, syrup and ham

• maple syrup, jam, honey and chocolate

• syrup, ham, honey and chocolate

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When we cook them, we must use .... to be clean

• a dress

• an apron

• a shirt

• a t-shirt

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Which tools do we need to cook them?

• A bowl, a whisk, different spoons and a frying pan

• A bowl, a frying pan, a measuring cup and a knife

• A bowl, a teapot, a spatula and a whisk

• Different spoons, a knife, a measuring cup, and a bowl

Which actions do you do to make pancakes?

• To whisk, mix, melt and pour

• To whisk, mix, melt and run

• To heat, whisk, melt and run

• To whisk, mix, eat and run

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You turn the pancake when

• They are brown both sides

• bubbles are brown

• bubbles haven't appeared yet

• bubbles appear

To toss a pancake is ...

• to throw something lightly to turn it

• to run after it

• to throw a coin to the pancake

• to throw a pancake to rubbish

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Pancake Day is...

• on Ash Wednesday

• on Easter Sunday

• on Tuesday in Carnival ( Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras)

• on Ash Tuesday

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