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If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What happens if you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius?

• It freezes

• It burns

• It boils

• It stays the same

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What happens if you don’t watch the pot?

• The water will taste bad

• The water evaporates

• The pot disappears

• The food burns instantly

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

If you touch boiling water, what happens?

• Nothing

• It heals your skin

• It cools your hand

• It burns your skin

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

If you don’t add salt to the water, how will the pasta taste?

• Sweet

• Spicy

• Bland

• Delicious

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What will happen if you forget to check the time while cooking pasta?

• It will be perfect

• It will undercook

• It will overcook

• It will burn completely

What happens if the pasta overcooks?

• It gets crispy

• It turns into soup

• It becomes dry

• It gets too soft and sticky

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What will you do if the pasta gets cold?

• Throw it away

• Freeze it

• Reheat it

• Leave it out

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What happens if you reheat pasta too many times?

• It becomes dry

• It gets tastier

• It turns to soup

• It stays the same

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

What will happen if you prepare ahead of time?

• You’ll forget things

• You’ll feel stressed

• You’ll lose time

• You won’t feel stressed

If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it boils. That’s a basic law of science. People use this principle every day when they cook. If you don’t watch the pot, the water evaporates quickly. Also, if you touch boiling water, it burns your skin.

Now, imagine you’re making pasta. If you don’t add salt to the water, the pasta tastes bland. But what happens if you forget to set a timer? If you forget to check the time, the pasta will overcook. If it overcooks, it will be too soft and sticky.

Your friend says she’ll come over for dinner. If she arrives late, the pasta will get cold. If that happens, you’ll have to reheat it. But if you reheat pasta too many times, it becomes dry.

So, if you want everything to be perfect, you’ll need to follow each step carefully. If you prepare ahead of time, you won’t feel stressed. And if everything goes well, your friend will enjoy the meal.

If everything goes well, what will your friend do?

• Complain

• Leave early

• Enjoy the meal

• Refuse to eat