Question

1. right after you eat something cold –

○ a. the temperature in your throat changes.
○ b. the nerves in your head start to hurt.
○ c. the blood in your throat freezes.
○ d. the parts of your brain get cold.

Explanation:

When you eat something cold, the immediate effect is a change in the temperature of the area it passes through, which is the throat. The cold - temperature food or drink causes the temperature in the throat to drop. Option B is not an immediate effect right after eating something cold. Option C is incorrect as blood has a body - temperature range and does not freeze in the throat from eating cold food. Option D is also not an immediate and direct effect.

Answer:

A. the temperature in your throat changes.