PrepTest 46, Section 2, Question 15
One's palate is to a great extent socially determined: that is, if we notice that a lot of people enjoy consuming a certain type of food, we will eventually come to like the food as well, once we have become accustomed to the food.
One's palate is to a great extent socially determined: that is, if we notice that a lot of people enjoy consuming a certain type of food, we will eventually come to like the food as well, once we have become accustomed to the food.
One's palate is to a great extent socially determined: that is, if we notice that a lot of people enjoy consuming a certain type of food, we will eventually come to like the food as well, once we have become accustomed to the food.
One's palate is to a great extent socially determined: that is, if we notice that a lot of people enjoy consuming a certain type of food, we will eventually come to like the food as well, once we have become accustomed to the food.
Which one of the following most closely conforms to the principle above?
Maxine spoke to her neighbor about the many different ways he prepared pasta, and after trying some of his recipes found out that she loves to eat pasta.
Mike dislikes lima beans, due to his having parents who dislike them and few family members who enjoy them.
All of George's Ukrainian relatives love to eat pierogis, and by staying with them for several summers, George has become very fond of pierogis as well.
Yolanda dislikes pickles because she has observed that many of her relatives wince when eating pickles.
Sally found jalape�o peppers to be too hot when she first tried them, but now she can eat them without discomfort, because her family members use them frequently in their cooking.
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