1 _____ is a popover baked in hot pan drippings from the roast beef featured in the classic English Sunday menu.A) Fool B) Yorkshire pudding C) Haggis D) Soda bread 2 Cuisine payanneA) is the classic French cuisine. B) features light cooking techniques. C) is French home cooking. D) is vegetable based. 3 Sauerbraten isA) breaded, fried veal cutlet. B) a smoked, spreadable sausage made with pork liver. C) a beef roast marinated in vinegar, bay leaves, and peppercorns. D) potato dumplings. 4 A ____ is a rich cake made with a small amount of flour and often with ground nuts or bread crumbs.A) stolen B) sachertorte C) torte D) baguette 5 Lutefisk isA) smoked salmon. B) pickled herring. C) dried cod soaked in culinary ash and water. D) seafood croquettes. 6 ___ is the main cooking fat in Mediterranean cooking.A) Saffron oil B) Vegetable oil C) Butter D) Olive oil 7 ____ is rice seasoned with saffron and mixed with a purée of onions, red bell, peppers and tomatoes, meat, and seafood.A) Paella B) Cocido C) Sopa Alentejana D) Moussaka 8 In northern Italy, pasta is often replaced byA) pancetta. B) antipasto C) pesto D) plenta. 9 Which of the following would not be a good choice for a dessert?A) Cannoli B) Gnocchi C) Biscotti D) Marzipan 10 Moussaka isA) A sweet dessert made with layers of phyllo with finely chopped walnuts or almonds mixed with sugar and cinnamon. B) a stuffed vegetable dish featuring herbs, rice, and sometimes meat or cheese wrapped in grape leaves. C) a casserole with lamb, eggplant, and tomatoes in a custard seasoned with herbs and spices. D) a traditional Greek salad of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, onions, and olives with oregano and olive oil.