Augustus Jackson was born to a poor African American family on April 16, 1808 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When he was 12 years old, he started working in the White House as a servant. Soon, he became one of the top chefs there, and he kept that job until 1830. During the time of Augustus Jackson, many African Americans owned ice-cream parlors or were ice-cream makers in Philadelphia. Then, cold custards were fashionable. Custards were cooled after setting them on a cake of ice.
In paragraph 2, the word “fashionable” suggests that cold custards were
A
expensive
B
popular
C
beautiful
D
colorful
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Answer:B] popular
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The answer is A :- Expensive
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beacuse the line that suggest then cold custard were fashionable
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