Chocolate Vocabulary Quiz

Chocolate Vocabulary Quiz with Answers

Introduction

Chocolate is one of the world’s favorite treats, but did you know it’s also rich in language? From words that describe its flavors to idioms inspired by it, chocolate vocabulary is fun to learn and delicious to use!

This quiz will help you test your knowledge of chocolate-related words and expressions while improving your English vocabulary.

Instructions

Test your knowledge of chocolate vocabulary with this multiple-choice quiz!

  • Choose the best answer for each question.
  • Read each multiple-choice question carefully and choose the best answer.
  • Only one option is correct.

Chocolate Vocabulary Quiz with Answers (Interactive Exercise)

Multiple Choice Questions

"Chocolate Vocabulary Quiz"!

Test your knowledge of chocolate vocabulary with this quiz.

  • Read each question carefully.

  • Choose the best answer from the four options provided.

Example:
What does “sweet tooth” mean?
a) A tooth made of sugar
b) A love for sweet foods ✅
c) A toothache
d) A type of candy

1. 
What is cacao?

2. 
Which chocolate is made with milk powder or condensed milk?

3. 
A fondue is:

4. 
What does it mean if chocolate is described as bitter?

5. 
A mousse is best described as:

6. 
What is fudge?

7. 
The word artisan in “artisan chocolate” means:

8. 
Which adjective describes chocolate with a smooth and soft texture?

9. 
A cupcake is:

10. 
If you say chocolate is an indulgence, you mean:

11. 
What is a bonbon?

12. 
Which of these best describes drizzle in cooking?

13. 
What is a recipe?

14. 
What are bite-sized chocolates?

15. 
Which adjective best describes chocolate that feels luxurious and indulgent?

16. 
A frosting is:

17. 
Which word means chocolate that is made without sugar?

18. 
The word savory is usually used to describe:

19. 
If chocolate is described as rich, it means:

20. 
Handmade chocolate means:

Recap – Chocolate Vocabulary

Chocolate Vocabulary Quiz (Reciew)

Here are the words and idioms you practiced:

  • Sweet tooth – love for sweet foods.
    Example: I have a sweet tooth, so I can’t resist chocolate cake.
  • Decadent – rich, luxurious, and delicious.
    Example: This chocolate mousse is so decadent.
  • Bitter – a sharp taste, not sweet.
    Example: Dark chocolate is more bitter than milk chocolate.
  • Frosting – sweet topping on a cake.
    Example: The chocolate frosting made the cake even better.
  • Recipe – instructions for making food.
    Example: I found a great recipe for chocolate brownies.
  • Sugarcoat – make something unpleasant seem nicer.
    Example: Don’t sugarcoat the truth.
  • Bittersweet – both happy and sad.
    Example: Leaving my hometown was bittersweet.
  • Eye candy – something nice to look at.
    Example: The new shop window is pure eye candy.
  • Like taking candy from a baby – very easy.
    Example: The test was like taking candy from a baby.
  • As sweet as chocolate – very kind or pleasant.
    Example: She’s as sweet as chocolate.
  • Chocolate box – superficially pretty or sentimental.
    Example: Beneath the chocolate-box façade, however, discontent stirs.
  • Life is like a box of chocolates – life is full of surprises.
    Example: You never know what will happen—life is like a box of chocolates.
  • Icing on the cake – something extra that makes things better.
    Example: Winning the prize was the icing on the cake.
  • Good things come in small packages – small things can be very special.
    Example: This little chocolate is proof that good things come in small packages.
  • Indulgent – luxurious and satisfying.
    Example: She treated herself to an indulgent chocolate dessert.
  • Truffle – a rich, round chocolate candy.
    Example: The chef made handmade chocolate truffles.
  • Cocoa – powder from roasted cacao beans.
    Example: Hot cocoa is perfect on cold nights.
  • Chocoholic – someone who loves chocolate too much.
    Example: My sister is a chocoholic; she eats chocolate every day.
  • Melt in your mouth – soft and smooth.
    Example: This chocolate cake melts in your mouth.
  • Velvety – smooth and soft in texture.
    Example: The chocolate mousse was rich and velvety.

After reviewing the target terms, you may want to redo the exercise.

Tags: Thematic Vocabulary Exercises
Shopping Cart
Scroll to Top