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NSC Quiz 3 Questions with Correct Answers What year was the modern nation of Israel established? - Answer-1948 All of the following recipes use cheese except: - Answer-Chicken normandy Cherries jubilee and crepe Suzette have all the following in common except: - Answer-They are both se...

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NSC Quiz 3 Questions with Correct
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What year was the modern nation of Israel established? - Answer-1948

All of the following recipes use cheese except: - Answer-Chicken normandy

Cherries jubilee and crepe Suzette have all the following in common except: - Answer-
They are both served with ice cream

Olives, the source of Italy's farmede olive oil, grow in abundance on the slopes of which
mountain range: - Answer-Apennine

Southern Italian Cuisine traditionally includes: - Answer-Pork, tomato, eggplant, and
pizza

Which of the following was a French author who published a work on the physiology of
taste? - Answer-Brillat - Savarin

Zabaglione is: - Answer-Custard made with eggs, sugar and wine

Sangria is fruit juice blended with: - Answer-Red wine

Sacher torte was originally made in which European city? - Answer-Vienna

Who among the following did not contribute to Portugal's rise in power and wealth
during the fifteenth through seventeenth centuries? - Answer-Velázquez

Which of the following is an unripened Italian cheese? - Answer-- Not mozarella
- Mascarpone?

The terrain and climate of the Iberian Peninsula make all of the following agricultural
product difficult to grown except: - Answer-- Not tomatoes and lettuce
- Olives and grapes?

All of the following are types of sausage except: - Answer-Prosciutto

In which German city did Stollen a traditional Christian bread, originate? - Answer-
Dresden

, A dessert made of phyllo, butter, honey, nuts, and rosewater is called: - Answer-
Baklava

Due to extensive trade, food in the Netherlands has been influenced by African cuisine.
- Answer-False

The alpine area of Northern Italy is noted for its Fontina cheese. - Answer-True

Floors in tapas bars are neat and clean. - Answer-False

Kibbeh is a fried egg-shaped shell of a lamb and cracked wheat paste encasing another
type of meat. - Answer-True

Rice is produced in France for domestic use. - Answer-True

Italians typically begin the day with a large breakfast. - Answer-False

The mountain range between Spain and France is the Alps. - Answer-False

Coquilles St. Jacques features shrimp. - Answer-False

The powerful family in Florence in the 14th century was the Hapsburgs. - Answer-False


Two methods of cutting vegetables include julienne and matignon. - Answer-True

The Punic Wars were fought between the Romans and Carthaginians. - Answer-True

Lavosh is a thick variation of pita bread. - Answer-False

In Persia rice is aged 6 - 18 months, as it increases the flavor and aroma, as well as
making it fluffier. - Answer-False

Holidays celebrated in Greece, Turkey, and the Levant are primarily religious in nature.
- Answer-True

The cuisine of Rumania has been influenced by the various empires that ruled it in the
past. - Answer-True

Souvlaki is a Turkish kabob. - Answer-False

In the late 1400s the Roman Catholic Church was driven out of Spain. - Answer-False

Pecorino and Prosciutto are Italian cheese. - Answer-False

The literal translation of tapa is lid. - Answer-True

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