English Pronunciation: S'mores! American English & Culture

The video explores the history and pronunciation of S'mores, a popular treat possibly originating from the Girl Scouts. It covers the ingredients needed, such as marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate bars, and explains the pronunciation rules for the word 'the'. The video demonstrates how to prepare S'mores using a fire pit and discusses various techniques and variations, including using peanut butter. Viewers learn about different ways to enjoy this sticky but delicious treat.

What is the origin of the word 'S'mores'?

• It is a combination of 'some' and 'more'.

• It is derived from the word 'smores'.

• It is a short form of 's'more'.

• It is a slang term for marshmallows.

How is the word 'THE' pronounced when followed by a vowel sound?

• With the 'E' as in 'she' vowel.

• With the 'I' as in 'sit' vowel.

• With the 'A' as in 'cat' vowel.

• With the 'O' as in 'pot' vowel.

What is the key ingredient in making S'mores?

• Peanut butter

• Chocolate bars

• Caramel

• Jelly

What is the first step in preparing S'mores?

• Adding peanut butter

• Melting chocolate

• Breaking graham crackers in half

• Roasting marshmallows

What is a suggested variation for making S'mores?

• Using a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup

• Adding caramel sauce

• Using white chocolate

• Adding jelly

What is the main challenge when adding chocolate inside the marshmallow?

• Preventing the marshmallow from melting

• Making sure the graham cracker doesn't break

• Ensuring the marshmallow doesn't burn

• Keeping the chocolate from falling out

What is the opinion on adding peanut butter to S'mores?

• It is just different but still good.

• It is not recommended.

• It makes the S'mores taste worse.

• It is better without peanut butter.