1 Cooking in the Baltic countries is heavy onA) rice and lamb. B) pasta and olive oil. C) meat and potatoes. D) corn and beans. 2 Kringel isA) a dish of barley groats and onions filled with bacon. B) a rich, yeast oval-shaped or pretzel-shaped coffee cake. C) Farmer’s cheese filled potato dumplings. D) a bacon stuffed turnover. 3 Kielbasa isA) a Polish smoked sausage. B) a Czech pastry filled with fruits, cheeses, nuts, or poppy seed paste. C) a cornmeal porridge similar to polenta. D) a soup made with sour cream. 4 ____ are small buckwheat pancakes.A) Kolache B) Blini C) Bigos D) Pilaf 5 What traditional method of for preserving sausage, eel and other foods is used in the Baltic countries?A) Smoking B) Pickling C) Curing D) Drying 6 _____ is the signature spice of Hungary.A) Cumin B) Pepper C) Paprika D) Cardamom 7 The chief ingredient is borscht isA) tomatoes. B) potatoes. C) beets. D) red peppers. 8 Dovga is a chilled Azerbaijani soup ofA) yogurt and cucumbers. B) millet and sour cream. C) beets. D) cabbage and sausage. 9 _____ is a versatile porridge made with buckwheat groats, or sometimes oaks, barley, rice, or millet.A) Oatmeal B) Kasha C) Musli D) Granola 10 Draniki isA) a sour soup that combines chicken giblets and cabbage. B) a fried pancake made of potatoes. C) sautéed grains cooked in seasoned liquid with dried fruits an nuts or strips of meat. D) a dumpling made with noodle dough and typically filled with meats, mushrooms and cabbage or potatoes.