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Mouth-watering reads: Take our food in literature quiz!
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Who doesn't love to eat? Giant banquets, cozy teas, unusual snacks, exotic recipes, and romantic repasts have played important parts in the legacy of the written word worldwide. But how well do you know the famous food scenes in literature? Grab a plate and enjoy the Monitor's scrumptious literary food quiz!
1. In C.S. Lewis's 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe,' for what food does Edmund betray his siblings?
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Belgian Waffles |
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Turkish Delight |
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American Cheeseburger |
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Soup |
