A Sweet Way to Stop Hiccups

What is a hiccup?

• A sudden sneeze

• A muscle spasm in the diaphragm

• A loud cough

• A type of laugh

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What sound is commonly associated with a hiccup?

• "Hic"

• "Sneeze"

• "Cough"

• "Laugh"

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What unusual method is mentioned for curing hiccups?

• Drinking a glass of water upside down

• Eating a banana

• Clapping hands

• Whispering a secret

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What ingredient is suggested to help cure hiccups?

• Sugar

• Salt

• Pepper

• Honey

What are the main ingredients in Mallory's invention?

• Water, sugar, and apple-cider vinegar

• Milk, honey, and lemon

• Tea, salt, and pepper

• Coffee, cream, and chocolate

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What did Mallory do to test her invention?

• Sold it in stores

• Gave it to friends and family

• Advertised on TV

• Sent it to a lab

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What might you find in your kitchen to help with hiccups?

• A spoonful of sugar

• A slice of bread

• A cup of coffee

• A piece of cheese

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What year did Mallory Kievmann work on her invention?

• 2005

• 2010

• 2015

• 2020

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What did Mallory's invention combine to help cure hiccups?

• Sweet and sour ingredients

• Hot and cold ingredients

• Spicy and salty ingredients

• Bitter and sweet ingredients

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What did Mallory use to make her lollipop special?

• A secret spice

• A combination of sweet and sour ingredients

• A rare fruit

• A special type of sugar

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