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Catering and Hospitality Assistant Practice Test: Classification of Beverages
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Catering and Hospitality Assistant Practice Test: Classification of Beverages
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1. Which well known cocktail is made of vodka tomato juice?
2. Which of the following is a strong beverage?
3. What is a common ingredient for beer?
4. Which cocktail is made by using triple sec and lime?
5. What is virgin mojito?
6. Which of following is included in fermented beverage?
7. What do you get by mixing espresso coffee with hot steamed frothy milk?
8. How many types of beverage are there?

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