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For most of its history chocolate was mainly eaten by A) everyone
B) peasants
C) the upper classes
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Answer 1
Answer:

For most of its history chocolate was mainly eaten by the upper classes. (option C)

The history of chocolate

According to the text in the attached picture, chocolate as we know it was first introduced in Europe in the 1500s. For many centuries, as we can see from paragraph 3 on, chocolate was consumed only by the upper classes, and it was a symbol of status and wealth.

With that in mind, we can select option C as the correct answer. For most of its history, chocolate was consumed by the upperclasses.

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Answer 2
Answer: This would be C. The upper class. Paragraph 3 explains in the final sentences.

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Answer:

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2. IT'S  a very bad idea to get into a car if the driver has been drinking.

3. WHO'S having the party tonight?

4. Have you made a decision whether YOU ARE going to go to university or go backpacking in Europe?

5. Did you know that THEY'RE leaving the city for good?

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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