
Putting Together the Best (reading2)
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4th - 11th Grade
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Brenda Irons
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Reading 2 with 275 words
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Cooking can be a great hobby. After you have learned how to make some recipes, it is time to try something new! Putting different kinds of cooking together is a fun way to make new and interesting dishes. This kind of cooking makes new recipes using parts of old recipes.
This idea has a long history. A long time ago, people who lived in one place usually cooked the same kinds of foods. They ate the same kinds of foods as their friends and families because those food were easy to find or make. SInce people did not move much from one place to another, these foods became part of the culture of a town, city or country. Now, people move a lot. When they move from their home to other countries, they bring their recipes with them . They mix together the tastes from their old recipes with the tastes from the new place.
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You do not have to move to new places to have fun with new kinds of food! You can use any recipe you want. But it is important to think about how different food taste. Do you like ice cream? Ice cream is sweet and it is easy to make in an ice cream maker. Green tea is tasty and can be used in many recipes. You can make green tea ice cream as a cool snack. But you do not need to stop with green tea and ice cream. You can make a meat recipe, too. If you like coconut milk, you can try making a delicious sauce for meat. (Or, you can always make coconut ice cream! It's delicious.)
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SReading 2 with 275 words
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Multiple Choice
This reading is about...
what green tea does to ice cream
mixing different kinds of recipes
a fun way to learn recipes from other cultures
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Multiple Choice
The writer says that when learning to cook this way, be sure to...
use old recipes that your friends like
only make sweet foods
thingk about how different foods taste
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT mentioned about making new foods when cooking?
It has a long history.
People moved and took their recipes with them.
Most of the recipes use green tea.
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Multiple Choice
The cooking described in the reading uses
recipes to make something hot
parts of recipes from different places
an ice cream maker for the recipes
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Multiple Choice
According to the writer, what can you make with coconut milk.
a kind of tea or some ice cream
meat sauce or a treat
ice cream or cheese
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Match
Some people enjoy cooking as a ______
They make like to try new ____ or even mix old ones with new ones.
They can make interesting and delicious new ____ in this way
Some people even mix tastes from different _____ to make new foods.
In this way, we now have such tasty ____ as green tea ice cream
hobby
recipes
dishes
cultures
snacks
hobby
recipes
dishes
cultures
snacks
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