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1. According to the passage, how does Zod behave after his trip to the market?
A) He shares with his family his surprise at finding unfamiliar new foods available in town.
B) He discusses with the waiters how he plans to cook each fruit and vegetable that afternoon.
C) He complains about having to bring all his purchases home by himself.
D) He expresses his enthusiasm for the seasonal fruits and vegetables.
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2. As used in line 18, "trained on" most nearly means
A) aimed at.
B) prepared for.
C) familiar with.
D) instructed by.
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3. In context, the phrase "handing out parcels like trophies" (line 3) serves mainly to
A) suggest the reverence with which Zod treats food.
B) emphasize how expensive certain types of produce are.
C) convey how gently the waiters must handle the food.
D) demonstrate the level of trust Zod has in the waiters.
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4. The passage indicates that when cooking at the restaurant Zod is careful to
A) incorporate his innovative dishes into meals at the restaurant gradually.
B) serve only those dishes that his mother has approved in advance.
C) devote extra effort to preparing the dishes he knows are most popular.
D) avoid creating dishes that his customers will be reluctant to try.
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5. Based on the passage, Nina is most different from Zod in that she
A) possesses a confidence that comes from her experience.
B) had a more natural understanding of how to work with food when she began cooking.
C) is wary of exploring her innate flair for creativity.
D) has more easily formed meaningful relationships with customers at the restaurant.