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Culture and Religion Influences on Food Choices
Culture and Religion Influences on Food Choices
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Review what we have learned this week about how culture and religion influence our food choices.
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1
Table Manners vary depending on culture.
True
False
2
When in Mexico, using utensils will make you appear . . .
snobby
intelligent
sophisticated
unfriendly
3
Culture influences our food choices.
False
True
4
I enjoyed the table manners assignment of making my own country and table manners.
Yes!
Not really . . .
No Way!
Kind of . . .
5
Which of these does NOT affect food choices?
religious beliefs
ability to cook food
number of pets owned
availability of food
6
Religion influences our food choices.
True
False
7
In Asia, slurping your food is a compliment to the chef.
False
True
8
In India, you must do this both BEFORE and AFTER your meal!
compliment the chef
wash your hands
tip the waitstaff
salt your food
9
A kosher diet is followed by which religious group?
Buddhist
Muslim
Hindu
Jewish
10
Culture can affect which of the following in terms of food choices?
the naming of household pets
the type of government
the amount of money paid for food
foods that are eaten in different regions of the world
11
Religion can influence food choices in which way?
some foods are restricted
some foods may be used as part of a religious ceremony
all of these
different foods may be used to celebrate different holidays
12
I learned something new from these lessons on culture, religion, and table manners.
Not really . . .
Yes!
Kind of . . .
No Way!
13
In the Middle East, you should only eat with this hand . . .
Neither
Left
Right
Either
14
If going out to dinner with friends in Europe, be sure not to offer to do this . . .
drive yourself
take their leftovers home
split the bill
tip the waitstaff
15
In the Middle East, if you eat with the incorrect hand, it is considered . . .
punishable by death
unclean
rude
complimentary