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nautica902

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What foods did the Spanish bring to the Philippines from Mexico and Latin America that quickly became part of the local cuisine?
 
  A) Hot peppers, corn, squash and tomatoes
 
  B) Onions, parsley, sugar cane and cumin
 
  C) Pork, chickens, cilantro and turmeric
 
  D) Cabbage, turnips, beets and carrots

Question 2

What type of pasta is known for its bowtie shape?
 
  A) Orzo
 
  B) Farfalle
 
  C) Rotelle
 
  D) Fusilli



mfedorka

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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