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Food and Culture 6th Edition Kittler Sucher Nelms Test Bank
ISBN-13: 978-0538734974
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Test Bank[1] for Food and Culture 6e
Chapter 7: Central Europeans, People of the Former Soviet Union,
and Scandinavians
Multiple Choice Questions
- Which country’s immigrants suffered from the Chernobyl nuclear power accident of 1979?
- Russia
- Czech Republic
- Poland
- Austria
- Approximately how many Germans immigrated to America between 1820 and 1900?
- 1 million
- 3 million
- 5 million
- 7 million
- What country sold Alaska to the United States in 1867?
- Germany
- Russia
- Hungary
- Austria
- The largest ethnic group, which includes one in every six Americans, is from what country?
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Russia
- Poland
- Based on the 2008 census, how many Polish Americans reside in the United States?
- 3 million
- 5 million
- 7 million
- 9 million
- The Pennsylvania Dutch are descendants of people from which country?
- Denmark
- Germany
- Holland
- Latvia
- Belarus
- How many Americans of German heritage are in the United States today according to the 2008 census?
- 12 million
- 25 million
- 32 million
- 50 million
- According to a 2008 census, approximately how many Czechs live in America?
- 1,600,000
- 1,400,000
- 1,200,000
- 1,000,000
- A 20,000-member community of Russian Molokans is found in what state in America?
- Pennsylvania
- Texas
- Michigan
- California
- New York
- Prior to 1910, Austrians were counted in the census data as
- Russians.
- Poles.
- Hungarians.
- Amish.
- Central Europeans.
- Forty percent of Ukrainians in the U.S. live in what state?
- Pennsylvania
- Texas
- California
- Michigan
- The Amish are a sect of
- Lutherans.
- Anglicans.
- Mormons.
- Mennonites.
- Episcopalians.
- Most Polish immigrants were of what religion?
- Protestant
- Catholic
- Jewish
- Amish
- Seventy-three percent of the population of Switzerland speaks what language?
- Swiss American
- Swiss German
- Swiss Italian
- Swiss French
- What religious group was derived from the Anabaptist movement, which advocated baptism and church membership for adult believers only?
- Baptist
- Mennonite
- Quaker
- Protestant
- First- and second-generation Hungarian Americans encouraged their children to enter what profession?
- Mining
- Medicine
- Farming
- Engineering
- What immigrants travel in small multi-family groups called kumpania?
- Germans
- Czechs
- Gypsies
- Hungarians
- What is the name of the German festival that is celebrated in the fall and characterized enjoying polka bands, beer, and sausages?
- Royal Wedding Festival
- Oktoberfest
- Butter Festival
- Easter
- What is the name of the religious Russian festival that precedes the 40 days of Lent?
- Royal Wedding Festival
- Skoalfest
- Butter Festival
- Navigrad Festival
- Which immigrants consume “ghost vomit” as a home remedy?
- Gypsies
- Austrians
- Slovaks
- Czechs
- Russian and FSU nations have healing practices that
- are consistent with the biomedical model.
- include traditional remedies such as herbal teas.
- may attribute illness to supernatural causes.
- a and b
- a, b, and c
- Which immigrants maintain their health through marimé, a system of purity and pollution that may be related to Asian Indian beliefs?
- Gypsies
- Poles
- Armenians
- Lithuanians
- Which of the following are both types of German beer?
- Lager and kvass
- Lager and märzenbier
- Marzen and aquavit
- Aquavit and sköll
- Scandinavians are often _____-context communicators.
- high
- medium
- low
- none of the above
- What is the name of the Polish food that consists of stuffed dumplings filled with meat, liver, bacon, potatoes, or fruit?
- Pierogi
- Kotlety
- Kulebiaka
- Shnitzel
- Which wurst is not one of the four basic wursts found in Germany?
- Rohwurst
- Knockwurst
- Bratwurst
- Frankwurst
- What is the national dish of Switzerland?
- Marinated beef roast
- Veal
- Boiled dumplings
- Fondue
- What country is reputed to be the home of apple strudel?
- Russia
- Poland
- Austria
- Hungary
- The Czechs are known for which beer that is bitter tasting but light in color and body?
- Pilsner
- Weissbier
- Bock
- Lager
- In Russia an array of appetizers, which may range from two simple dishes to an entire table spread with countless hors d’oeuvres, is called
- mohnkuchen.
- zakuski.
- borscht.
- abendbrot.
- What is the name of the beer created the Germans which is now described as American-style beer?
- Pilsner
- Stout
- Lager
- Bock
- Soup made from beets called borscht is a popular meal in
- Russia.
- Czech Republic.
- Finland.
- Poland.
- What is a favorite bread in Germany and Switzerland that is sometimes sliced to make sandwiches?
- Spatzle
- Cornmeal bread
- Soft pretzels
- Wheat bread
- Regional variations in cuisine among central Europeans are minor with the exception of what country?
- Austria
- Armenia
- Hungary
- Switzerland
- How many meals a day do Gypsies customarily eat?
- 6
- 4
- 3
- 2
- What is one health practice in Sweden that has been widely adopted in the U.S?
- Cupping
- Bloodletting
- Aromatherapy
- Massage
- How do the Czechs prepare carp during Christmastime?
- Breaded and fried
- Baked with dried prunes
- Cold in aspic
- Fish soup
- All of the above
- Which of these countries is not Scandinavian?
- Germany
- Norway
- Denmark
- Finland
- What is a core food of the Scandinavian diet?
- Fish
- Fruit
- Berries
- Aquavit
- Beer
- In Scandinavia, when a large variety of hot and cold dishes are laid out for the diner to serve him- or herself, this is known as a _____.
- buffet
- tablebord
- smörgåsbord
- feast
- zakuski
- What is the open-faced sandwich traditionally served in Denmark which means “buttered bread” called?
- Smörgåsbord
- Øllebrød
- Smørrebrød
- Flatbrød
- What is the dried, salted cod soaked in lye that is customary in Norway?
- Lutefisk
- Klenjner
- Rommegrot
- Glogg
- Which of the following is true regarding German conversation?
- Good manners and formality are expected
- Honesty and directness are appreciated
- Direct eye contact is a sign of attentiveness and trust
- All of the above are true
- Which secular Scandinavian holiday features maypoles, bonfires, and feasting on June 24?
- June Day
- Advent Day
- St. Lucia’s Day
- Midsummer’s Day
- What percentage of men in Finland are estimated to be overweight or obese?
- 20%
- 30%
- 50%
- 60%
True/False Questions
_____ 1. The climate of central Europe is harsh and cold and the land is not particularly fertile.
_____ 2. Central European foods have become common in the American diet.
_____ 3. Although Gypsies originally come from a variety of countries, they all speak the same dialect.
_____ 4. The Pennsylvania Dutch still form a cohesive ethnic community of German descendants.
_____ 5. Most Swiss immigrants were multilingual and easily assimilated into the U.S. culture.
_____ 6. Russian families were traditionally smaller than those in the U.S. but after immigration the family size increases.
_____ 7. Dumplings are common in Germany and in Czechoslovakia but not in Russia.
_____ 8. Plentiful supplies of meat led to the addition of breadcrumbs and other items to meatballs.
_____ 9. Zakuski, meaning “small bites,” is still part of Russian dinners today.
_____ 10. Lutefisk is made from dried, salted cod, which is soaked in a lye solution before cooking.
Matching Questions
- Germany
- Russia
- Hungary
- Poland
_____ 1. Gulyás
_____ 2. Sauerbraten
_____ 3. Chicken Kiev
_____ 4. Kielbasa
_____ 5. Knödel
Short Essay Questions
- Briefly describe three waves of immigration from Russia to the U.S.
- How did the political relations between the FSU and the U.S. affect Russian acculturation?
- What is the name for the traditional spirituality of the Gypsies, and what does it suggest about associations between Gypsies and non-Gypsies?
- What are some of the historical influences on Armenian cuisine, and how do these influences relate to Armenia’s history and geography?
- What are two of the Scandinavian cooking and food processing methods that reflect traditional food preservation methods?
Answer Key for Chapter 7
Multiple Choice
- a (p. 181)
- c (p. 164)
- b (p. 165)
- b (p. 163)
- d (p. 166)
- b (p. 166)
- d (p. 166)
- a (p. 167)
- d (p. 167)
- c (p. 165)
- a (p. 167)
- d (p. 168)
- b (p. 168)
- b (p. 167)
- b (p. 168)
- d (pp. 166-167)
- c (p. 169)
- b (p. 176)
- c (p. 178)
- a (p. 179)
- e (pp. 170-171)
- a (p. 170)
- b (p. 174)
- c (p. 190)
- a (p. 171)
- d (p. 173)
- d (p. 173)
- c (p. 174)
- a (p. 174)
- b (pp. 175-176)
- c (p. 180)
- a (p. 175)
- c (p. 171)
- b (p. 171)
- d (p. 175)
- d (p. 185)
- e (p. 177)
- a (p. 183)
- a (p. 185)
- c (p. 188)
- c (p. 187)
- a (p. 188)
- d (p. 182)
- d (p. 189)
- d (pp. 189-190)
True/False
- F (p. 162)
- T (p. 162)
- F (p. 165)
- T (p. 166)
- T (p. 167)
- F (p. 169)
- F (p. 171)
- F (p. 173)
- T (p. 175)
- T (p. 188)
Matching
- c (p. 173)
- a (p. 171)
- b (p. 171)
- d (p. 173)
- a (p. 171)
Short Essay Questions (page references)
- pp. 165-166
- p. 167
- p. 168
- p. 175
- p. 185
[1] By Tawni Holmes, Ph.D., R.D., University of Central Oklahoma