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Line items in a centerpiece are used to
 
  A) promote a sense of direction for the display.
  B) provide visual balance for the dominant items.
  C) determine proportion and scale of the display.
  D) accent the secondary items, giving them an overall form.

Question 2

What is a mixture of chocolate and cream used for truffles and as an icing?
 
  A) ganache B) dtrempe C) pastillage D) fondant



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