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| 2. | the morning meal | | 5. | the midday meal | | 7. | a formal meal on a special occasion | | 8. | In the U.S., it's usually the same as dinner. | | 9. | something light to eat between meals | | 10. | a utensil that is placed to the left of the plate | | 11. | We cut with this utensil. | | 14. | In the U.S., it's usually the same as supper. | | 15. | This is the woman who invites guests to dine. | | 17. | For this meal, every guest brings a dish to share. | | 19. | A social event where people cook and eat outdoors. | | 20. | rules for behavior in a certain social situation |
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| 1. | breakfast, lunch, or dinner | | 3. | It's smaller than a tablespoon. | | 4. | It's basically the same thing as a cookout. | | 6. | At the American dinner table, you should unfold this and place it on your lap. | | 7. | A late morning meal that has both breakfast and lunch foods. | | 12. | This is the man who invites guests to dine. | | 13. | A prayer said before a meal. | | 16. | One can use a drive _____ of a restaurant and never leave one's car to order and receive food. | | 17. | A meal that was prepared at home (or perhaps bought) and then taken to a place outdoors to be enjoyed either at a table or on the ground. | | 18. | People serve themselves from a long table at this meal and then eat at smaller tables. |
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