Vegetable Nutrition and Preparation Quiz

Thoroughly cleaning vegetables, scrubbing, and draining them well before use.

Briefly soaking some vegetables to remove impurities and maintain crispness, avoid prolonged soaking to prevent nutrient loss.

Leafy greens are good sources of vitamins.

Certain vegetables, are rich in vitamin B complex.

Cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower can be soaked for 30 minutes to remove dirt.

Literature aims to present simple events, common conflicts, and relationships. Events are carefully chosen, concise, and usually have a satisfying resolution.

Literature centers on human experience and good qualities. It highlights the value and potential of human beings.

Literature utilizes vivid images to convey emotions, ideas, and thoughts.

Literature portrays the writer's real-life experiences and observations of society. It reflects lived reality.

A type of flavonoid responsible for yellow pigments in vegetables.

Flavonoids causing red, blue, or violet colors in vegetables like beets and eggplants.

Green leafy vegetables are good sources of Vitamin A.

A vegetable that contains vitamin A.

Vegetables like bell peppers, cabbages, lettuce, potatoes are full of Vitamin C.

Vegetables offer essential nutrients, crucial for a healthy diet.

Focuses on individual freedom and responsibility in making choices.

Emphasizes emotion, imagination, individual experience.

Views literature as a reflection of socio-economic conditions.

Analyzes texts based on underlying structures and patterns.

Assesses literature through moral principles, examining character decisions.

Examines literature by looking at the author's life.

Views how culture, society, and status affect literature.

Examining literature through a lens that highlights and challenges societal views on women.

Removing the outer layer of a vegetable as thinly as possible.

Cutting vegetables into consistent sizes for even cooking and presentation.

Views and experiences of women, often overlooked in mainstream literature.

Treating these vegetables with acid (e.g., lemon juice) to prevent browning before cooking

Analyzing literature by focusing on its structure, form, and style.

Analyzing literary works through a psychological lens.

Cutting vegetables into smaller pieces with straight downward motions.

Shredding or making thin, parallel cuts to create a fine, ribbon-like texture.

Challenges and difficulties faced by women in stories, reflecting societal issues.

Using symbols to convey deeper meanings within a literary work.

Cutting vegetables into small, square or rectangular pieces.

Clear and explicit declarations or expressions within a piece of literature.

Cutting vegetables into very small pieces, often for herbs or onions.

Portrayals of shifts in societal norms and expectations.

Producing long, thin rectangular cuts from vegetables.

Character growth and change throughout a story.

A character with a non-traditional sexual orientation in a story.

Characterized by same-sex attraction.

Likely the title or a location related to a novel.

A character in the narrative.

A character in the narrative.

A character in the narrative.

A character in the narrative.

A character in the narrative.

Hunchbacked man (Tagalog).

The house where Cinderella lives.

The main male character in Cinderella (Grand Duke).

Cinderella's cruel mother figure who mistreats her.

Cinderella's jealous sisters who are mean to her

The time and place that the Cinderella Story takes place

The main events that happen in the story - script, actors, and scenes.

The person who guides the making of a film or play

The people who watch the play or movie

A description of characteristics, intensity, and features of the concept or word "Chining", likely from an observation or study.

A characteristic of "Chining" possibly relating to a description of its quality or nature.

A characteristic of "Chining" possibly relating to how it responds to the environment or something else.

A level or degree of intensity of the concept or word "Chining".

The features or attributes of the concept "Chining", such as beauty, appeal, or characteristics.

The main character in the story.

Physically disfigured and disliked by others.

Beautiful and skilled in the performing arts.

A powerful antagonist, portrayed as a villain.

A struggling poet, lacking recognition for his work.

The time and place of the story, a Parisian town.

Finding acceptance and happiness after social rejection.