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Expression of IdeasEasy–MediumDescribing a recipe's key step

Expression of Ideas practice question

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes: - Clotted cream is made from full-fat milk. - The milk is heated gently for many hours. - A thick crust of cream forms on top and is skimmed off. - It is eaten with scones. The student wants to explain how clotted cream is made.

Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

  1. A. Clotted cream is made by heating full-fat milk gently for many hours until a thick crust of cream forms on top, which is then skimmed off.Correct
  2. B. Clotted cream is eaten with scones.
  3. C. Clotted cream is made from full-fat milk.
  4. D. A thick crust forms on top of the milk.

Answer: A. Clotted cream is made by heating full-fat milk gently for many hours until a thick crust of cream forms on top, which is then skimmed off.

The method, start to finish.

Why the other answers are wrong

B. Clotted cream is eaten with scones.
How it is eaten.
C. Clotted cream is made from full-fat milk.
The ingredient only.
D. A thick crust forms on top of the milk.
One step.

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