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According to the passage, why do the elders reminisce about the Portuguese days?
According to the passage, why do the elders reminisce about the Portuguese days?
- Because the Portuguese were famous for their bread (correct)
- Because the Portuguese were good at making bread
- Because the Portuguese were skilled bakers
- Because the Portuguese had modern furnaces
What can still be heard in some places in the morning?
What can still be heard in some places in the morning?
- The sound of traditional baker's bamboo (correct)
- The sound of modern furnaces
- The sound of Portuguese people
- The sound of mixing and molding
Why does the narrator describe the furnaces as 'time-tested'?
Why does the narrator describe the furnaces as 'time-tested'?
- Because they had been tested by modern-day experts
- Because they had proved the test of time and were working well (correct)
- Because they had been thoroughly tested each time before being used
- Because they had the power to withstand inexperienced usage
What does 'reminiscing' mean in the passage?
What does 'reminiscing' mean in the passage?
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What is still present among the people, even though the eaters might have vanished?
What is still present among the people, even though the eaters might have vanished?
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