A) Meri Meri B) Crumbs Bake Shop C) Magnolia Bakery D) Sprinkles Cupcakes
A) Aprons and chef hats B) Ovens and mixers C) Cupcake cases and toppers D) Frosting bags and nozzles
A) Washington, D.C. B) New York City C) Los Angeles D) Chicago
A) MasterChef B) DC Cupcakes C) Sex and the City D) Cupcake Wars
A) Inventing the cupcake ATM B) Running the largest cupcake shop chain in the U.S. C) Creating the first cupcake kits D) Being the first cupcakery in Washington, D.C.
A) 2008 B) 2013 C) 2011 D) 2010
A) Poor ingredient quality B) Competition from grocery stores and local shops C) Expensive shipping costs D) Lack of television publicity
A) The hosts of Sex and the City B) Sophie LaMontagne and Katherine Kallinis C) The founders of Meri Meri D) Candace Nelson and her husband
A) DC Cupcakes B) The Great British Bake Off C) Sex and the City D) Cupcake Wars
A) Chicago, Illinois B) New York City, New York C) Beverly Hills, California D) Washington, D.C.
A) Meri Meri B) Sophie LaMontagne C) Katherine Kallinis D) Candace Nelson
A) It only accepts cash payments B) It is mobile and moves around the city C) It can hold up to 350 cupcakes D) It bakes cupcakes on demand
A) Government subsidies for bakeries B) A sense of nostalgia C) A decline in birthday party popularity D) The invention of the cupcake ATM
A) Fairies B) Dinosaurs C) Superheroes D) Princesses
A) Television production company B) Financial investment firm C) Partyware company D) Grocery store chain
A) Metal muffin tins B) Aluminum foil sheets C) Heavy pottery cups D) Silicone molds
A) Metal B) Glass C) Wood D) Hard plastic
A) Ten or twenty B) Six or twelve C) Four or eight D) Two or four
A) 3 inches B) 4 inches C) 5 inches D) 2 inches
A) 8 ounces B) 4 ounces C) 6 ounces D) 2 ounces
A) Plastic wrap B) Cardboard C) Cellophane D) Silicone rubber
A) Heavy-duty plastic wrap B) Nested paper liners C) Wax-coated paper D) Double-layered cardboard
A) 10 millimetres B) 30 millimetres C) 20 millimetres D) 40 millimetres
A) Bun B) Patty cake C) Fairy cake D) Layer cake
A) Bun B) Patty cake C) Fairy cake D) Teacake
A) 1796 B) 1828 C) 1750 D) 1800
A) Martha Stewart B) Eliza Leslie C) Amelia Simmons D) Betty Crocker
A) By volume B) By the number of eggs C) By density D) By weight
A) Quarter cake B) Sponge cake C) Pound cake D) Layer cake
A) Butter B) Flour C) Sugar D) Milk
A) A funnel B) A knife C) A syringe D) A spoon
A) Eggs B) Cornstarch C) Vegetable oil D) Yeast
A) 1900 B) 1796 C) 1850 D) 1828
A) Layer cake B) Fairy cake C) Pound cake D) Patty cake
A) Microwave oven B) Air fryer C) Toaster oven D) Conventional oven
A) Cheese B) Tiramisu C) Barbecue D) Spicy curry
A) Ada Lovelace B) Ida Freund C) Marie Curie D) Florence Nightingale
A) A birthday gift B) A fundraising project C) A pedagogical tool D) A final exam
A) Exactly one hour B) Ten to fifteen minutes C) At least thirty minutes D) Fewer than five minutes
A) Chocolate chips B) Fruit pieces C) A second cupcake D) Filling
A) Unicorns B) Dinosaurs C) Space exploration D) Ancient Rome
A) Flat like a cookie B) Square like a brownie C) Cylindrical like a tube D) Round like a chocolate truffle
A) Melting them together B) Slicing them into shapes C) Arranging them into a pattern D) Stacking them vertically
A) Cambridge University B) Oxford University C) London School of Economics D) Royal Chemistry Institute |