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When you're ready for the hottest sips of coffee, add cream
 
  A) right away.
  B) at any time.
  C) when you are ready to drink the coffee.

Question 2

A red-hot piece of coal will cool quicker in a
 
  A) cold room.
  B) warm over.
  C) both the same.



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Answer: A

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