[Answer] If you order a "biscuit" in the U.K., what will you be served?

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...1. Steak 2. Pudding 3. A cookie 4. A scone

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A cookie - There are quite a few significant cultural differences between the United States and Britain, especially when it comes to food. In England, fries are called chips, eggplants are aubergines, and arugula is rocket — to name a few. Biscuit is another term used differently by the two countries. To Americans, biscuits are fluffy and flaky bread rolls. On the other hand, what Brits consider to be “biscuits” Americans would probably call cookies or crackers. Typically flat in shape, they can be either sweet or savory, as long as they’re crunchy (not chewy) in texture — and they are particularly delicious when dipped in a cup of tea. The word biscuit is derived from the Latin word "bis coctus," or "twice cooked.":

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