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Questions and Answers
What is distinctive about the ingredients of arepas?
What is distinctive about the ingredients of arepas?
- They are made with wheat flour.
- They are sweetened with sugar.
- They are made with rice flour.
- They contain no sugar. (correct)
Which factor influences the presence of the word 'arep' in Trinidad?
Which factor influences the presence of the word 'arep' in Trinidad?
- Trade relationships between Venezuela and Trinidad.
- Influence of Venezuelan cuisine on Trinidadian food.
- Similar climate and agriculture in both regions.
- Strong Venezuelan influence on the English of Trinidad. (correct)
What purpose do arepas typically serve?
What purpose do arepas typically serve?
- They are a main course in meals.
- They are served as a breakfast item or a side dish. (correct)
- They are used primarily in soups.
- They are a traditional dessert.
What possible fillings can arepas have?
What possible fillings can arepas have?
Identify the incorrect statement about arepas.
Identify the incorrect statement about arepas.
Study Notes
Project
- Students are asked to role-play as doctors and patients, where patients have various illnesses.
- Conchita has a cold (resfriado).
Cultural Note
Arepas
- Arepas are a type of pancake made from white or yellow cornmeal.
- They are typically flat and round in shape.
- Arepas do not contain sugar.
- They can be filled with various ingredients such as ham, cheese, and meat.
- Arepas are commonly eaten as a breakfast item or side dish.
- Arepas are a traditional food from Venezuela.
- A similar food, arep, is also found in Trinidad due to Venezuelan influence on the English language in Trinidad.
Arepas Recipe
- Students are asked to study a recipe for arepas.
- Students are encouraged to try making arepas in their free time.
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Description
This quiz explores Spanish cultural practices and medical scenarios. It includes a brief note on arepas, a traditional Latin American dish, and a pretend doctor-patient scenario where classmates act out illnesses.