5 Questions
What is distinctive about the ingredients of arepas?
They contain no sugar.
Which factor influences the presence of the word 'arep' in Trinidad?
Strong Venezuelan influence on the English of Trinidad.
What purpose do arepas typically serve?
They are served as a breakfast item or a side dish.
What possible fillings can arepas have?
They can be filled with ham, cheese, meat, etc.
Identify the incorrect statement about arepas.
Arepas are always sweetened with sugar.
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.
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.
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