Let’s Dig In! Food Choices

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True/False on food origins

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Let’s Dig In! Food ChoicesVersion en ligne True/False on food origins par 知立林 1 Vegemite is loved by all Australians. Yes No 2 Customs and traditions are major factors influencing people’s food choices. Yes No 3 The main reason people choose foods is that geography plays no role at all. Yes No 4 Europeans think potatoes are the 'first bread' in their diet. Yes No 5 In Korea, seaweed soup is eaten on birthdays, and it is believed to help one live longer. Yes No 6 Greeks believe coin-bearing bread brings bad luck on New Year’s Day. Yes No 7 In Greece, bread containing a silver or gold coin is eaten on New Year’s Day to bring good luck. Yes No 8 People in China eat yuanbao-shaped dumplings on Chinese New Year to help make more money. Yes No 9 Seaweed soup is a traditional Chinese birthday dish. Yes No 10 Millet is a main crop in Africa and grows in hot climates. Yes No

Let’s Dig In! Food ChoicesVersion en ligne

True/False on food origins

par 知立林

Vegemite is loved by all Australians.

Yes

Customs and traditions are major factors influencing people’s food choices.

Yes

The main reason people choose foods is that geography plays no role at all.

Yes

Europeans think potatoes are the 'first bread' in their diet.

Yes

In Korea, seaweed soup is eaten on birthdays, and it is believed to help one live longer.

Yes

Greeks believe coin-bearing bread brings bad luck on New Year’s Day.

Yes

In Greece, bread containing a silver or gold coin is eaten on New Year’s Day to bring good luck.

Yes

People in China eat yuanbao-shaped dumplings on Chinese New Year to help make more money.

Yes

Seaweed soup is a traditional Chinese birthday dish.

Yes

Millet is a main crop in Africa and grows in hot climates.

Yes

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Let’s Dig In! Food ChoicesVersion en ligne

par 知立林

Vegemite is loved by all Australians.

Customs and traditions are major factors influencing people’s food choices.

The main reason people choose foods is that geography plays no role at all.

Europeans think potatoes are the 'first bread' in their diet.

In Korea, seaweed soup is eaten on birthdays, and it is believed to help one live longer.

Greeks believe coin-bearing bread brings bad luck on New Year’s Day.

In Greece, bread containing a silver or gold coin is eaten on New Year’s Day to bring good luck.

People in China eat yuanbao-shaped dumplings on Chinese New Year to help make more money.

Seaweed soup is a traditional Chinese birthday dish.

Millet is a main crop in Africa and grows in hot climates.

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Let’s Dig In! Food Choices

Oui ou Non

À propos de cette activité

Créé par

Téléchargez la version pour jouer sur papier

Top Jeux

Oui ou Non

Is it created with Artificial Intelligence? - Complete game

Oui ou Non

Foot and Ankle Anatomy Quiz

Oui ou Non

Adjective Checker

Oui ou Non

Grammys for best song/record

Oui ou Non

Is it true?

Let’s Dig In! Food ChoicesVersion en ligne

par 知立 林

Vegemite is loved by all Australians.

Customs and traditions are major factors influencing people’s food choices.

The main reason people choose foods is that geography plays no role at all.

Europeans think potatoes are the 'first bread' in their diet.

In Korea, seaweed soup is eaten on birthdays, and it is believed to help one live longer.

Greeks believe coin-bearing bread brings bad luck on New Year’s Day.

In Greece, bread containing a silver or gold coin is eaten on New Year’s Day to bring good luck.

People in China eat yuanbao-shaped dumplings on Chinese New Year to help make more money.

Seaweed soup is a traditional Chinese birthday dish.

Millet is a main crop in Africa and grows in hot climates.

par 知立林