Fish Supper Trivia Quiz

Answer:

Hake, which is a white sea fish, is used to finish mocha and start keenly.
Salmon is known for its pink flesh; here it ends sprinkles and makes most of almonds.
A shrimp is a small crustacean, similar to a prawn; here it is used to finish bluish, make rim, and start put.
A kipper, which is a smoked herring, is used to make most of skipper.
A haddock is another white sea fish, although it is usually yellow when smoked; here it makes had and begins docked.
Tuna is a large sea fish, often sold canned; here it ends it and starts unable.
Mackerel, an oily fish, is used to finish smack, make ere, and begin long.
Sardines are small fish, often sold in cans; here it finishes Hussar and starts dined.
Trout are freshwater fish; here it is used to end bistro and begin utterly.
A cod, another white sea fish, ends disco and starts dancing.
An oyster is a shellfish; here it finishes boys and begins terribly.
Halibut is a flat white fish; it ends with, makes Ali, and begins butting.
Herring, a silver coloured sea fish, makes her and starts ringlets.
Sole is another flatfish; here it is used to finish parasol and start elegantly.
A crab is another crustacean; here it ends magic and begins rabbit.

Here is the whole story with its spaces, punctuation and capitalisation as appropriate.

After playing hoopla, ice cream was eaten by the seashore; mocha keenly regarded as the best flavour, since it was smothered with sprinkles, almonds and strawberry sauce, a complete contrast to the bluish rim put on the dish. They watched the skipper of the boat which had docked, making it unable to drift away. Our lips began to smack ere long so we, with the Hussar, dined at a bistro - utterly wonderful it was, too. Then we went disco dancing. The boys terribly kindly looked after the girls, with Ali butting out, her ringlets curled, and her parasol elegantly carried, while the magic rabbit jumped out of a hat.