stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Culminating Food and Culture Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Culminating Food and Culture
Culminating Food and Culture
20 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
6 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
20 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
20
Answers
1
During Eid al-Kabir in Nigeria, families celebrate by slaughtering a sheep and sharing a feast.
True
False
2
Why is it considered polite in Estonia to tear bread with your fingers instead of using a knife?
It prevents damaging the bread’s texture.
It is a traditional method of sharing meals together.
It signifies humility and respect for the food
Bread knives are considered bad luck in Estonia
3
During Eid al-Kabir in Nigeria, families celebrate by:
Exchanging gifts without any focus on food traditions
They slaughter a sheep for Abraham’s sacrifice and share meat with others.
Fasting all day and breaking it with a simple meal.
Visiting friends and eating only vegetarian dishes.
4
What is the primary use of a makisu, a traditional Japanese bamboo tool for shaping, pressing, and preparing food?
Rolling sushi rolls into tight and neat shapes, especially for maki sushi.
Pressing water out of tofu for firmer texture.
Cooking rice and ensuring even steaming.
Shaping noodles in an electric noodle cooker.
5
Religious holidays like Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Kabir in Nigeria influence food choices with large meals and traditions.
False
True
6
Seco de Cordero, a slow-cooked lamb stew, uses Huacatay in which part of the dish to enhance its flavor?
The garnish, adding a fresh herbal touch to the finished dish.
The marinade tenderizes the lamb and infuses it with herbs and spices.
The special green sauce, made with a blend of herbs for a vibrant flavor.
The broth, which is slow-cooked with spices to create a rich base.
7
In Portugal, why might a chef take offense if you ask for salt with your meal?
It disrespects the chef’s effort and creativity put into the dish.
All of the above
It disrespects the chef's work, which is against the rules of dining.
It shows their cuisine is underseasoned and weakens their abilities.
8
Wheat is a commonly used staple grain in many diets worldwide, providing a key source of carbs and protein in foods.
True
False
9
How are food types visually represented in Qatari dietary standards, and what is emphasized for a healthy diet?
A pie chart, showing the need to limit processed foods for better health.
A checklist of nutrients, discouraging label reading and unlimited sugars.
A food pyramid, emphasizing fruits and limiting fats and processed foods.
A shell-shaped plate with six food groups.
10
Which crop thrives in West Asia's hot, dry climate and ripens between July and September on date palms?
Pistachios
Quinces
Chestnuts
Dates
11
Rice cookers, popular for cooking rice, were first invented in Europe and designed primarily for baking bread, not rice.
True
False
12
The Jibarito sandwich uses fried plantains instead of bread and is filled with garlic mayo, meat, lettuce, and tomatoes.
False
True
13
Huacatay, key in dishes like Pollo a la Brasa and Seco de Cordero, is essential in which South American country?
Ecuador, where it’s featured in locro and other highland recipes.
Colombia, where it complements dishes like ajiaco and empanadas
Peru, known for blending indigenous herbs into diverse culinary traditions
Bolivia, incorporated into stews and Andean-inspired meals
14
What is the unique feature of Flan de Coco that makes it stand out when served?
It is topped with a layer of fresh fruits.
Baked with caramel inside, forming a sweet layer when inverted.
It is made entirely without eggs.
It is served frozen, like ice cream.
15
What native foods were traditionally used by Aboriginal Australians, showcasing their knowledge of the land?
Salted meat and tea
Potatoes, apples, and oranges
Kangaroo, bush tomatoes, wattleseeds
Rice, bread, and pasta
16
The Australian Guide to Healthy Eating promotes making balanced choices. Which of the following is
NOT
recommended?
Choosing reduced-fat dairy products or suitable alternatives.
Drinking plenty of water and using oils in small amounts.
Including highly processed foods as a large portion of your daily meals.
Eating a variety of vegetables, fruits, grains, proteins, nuts, and seeds.
17
What staple grain was introduced to Australia by British settlers and became a key ingredient in early colonial diets?
Barley
Corn
Rice
Wheat
18
Aboriginal Australians have hunted and gathered food for 50,000 years, using knowledge of native plants and animals.
True
False
19
Why do pistachios grow well in West Asia, a region known for its unique agricultural conditions?
The region has abundant rainfall and sandy soil.
The area has dry climates, well-drained soils, ideal for tree growth.
Pistachios only grow near the coast.
They require swampy, wet soil to thrive.
20
Which holiday in Nigeria involves fasting during Ramadan, followed by a large feast to celebrate the end of fasting?
Christmas
Independence Day
Eid al-Kabir
Eid al-Fitr
