How can the color of food influence what we expect it to taste like?, a. It can create expectations about flavor., b. It determines the actual ingredients., c. It prevents us from smelling the food., d. It makes every food taste sweeter., What flavor might you expect from a green cookie?, a. Smoke, b. Salt, c. Mint, d. Coffee, Why might the same food color create different expectations in different cultures?, a. People in every culture interpret colors identically., b. Color associations can be culturally different., c. Food color has no connection with expectation., d. Each color has one universal flavor., Which expression can you use when you are completely certain about an answer?, a. I have no idea., b. It depends., c. I'm not entirely sure., d. Absolutely., Which expression can you use when you think something is true but are not completely certain?, a. Probably., b. Absolutely., c. I have no idea., d. Definitely not., How can you respond when the answer depends on the situation?, a. Absolutely., b. I have no idea., c. It depends., d. Definitely., What can you say when you need a moment to think before answering?, a. Definitely., b. Let me think., c. Absolutely not., d. I couldn't say., What can you say when you genuinely do not know the answer?, a. I'm fairly sure., b. Definitely., c. To some extent., d. I have no idea., How can “Well...” help a speaker respond to a difficult question?, a. It can give the speaker time to think or soften the response., b. It always shows complete agreement., c. It changes a question into a statement., d. It shows that the speaker knows the answer with certainty., Someone asks, “Would you eat blue spaghetti?” Give a natural response that shows uncertainty., a. Absolutely! I'd definitely eat it., b. Yes. Blue is a color., c. I'm not entirely sure, but I'd probably try it., d. Blue spaghetti is food.

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