Questions: Analyzing a Procedural Text: How to Find Out Anything Read the table of contents and sample page from a procedural text. Enhancing Skills and Flavors: A Cook's Guide to Becoming a Chef Table of Contents 1. The Art of Adding Salt. 2. Brighten Flavors with Acids................... 17 3. Use Fire to Add Flavor. 4. Add Personality with Herbs. 62 5. Meat Choose the Right Cut 6. Spices That Add Flavor, Not Cost .99 Leon followed the procedure in chapter 3 for using fire to add flavor to his food. Which question should Leon ask to evaluate whether he has successfully followed the procedure outlined in the chapter? Do other people use fire to add flavor to their foods? Does my dish look better on the plate after being grilled? Does my dish have added flavor now that I grilled it? Do restaurants have other ways of adding flavors to foods?

Analyzing a Procedural Text: How to Find Out Anything

Read the table of contents and sample page from a procedural text.

Enhancing Skills and Flavors: A Cook's Guide to Becoming a Chef Table of Contents

1. The Art of Adding Salt.  
2. Brighten Flavors with Acids................... 17
3. Use Fire to Add Flavor.  
4. Add Personality with Herbs.  62
5. Meat Choose the Right Cut  
6. Spices That Add Flavor, Not Cost  .99

Leon followed the procedure in chapter 3 for using fire to add flavor to his food. Which question should Leon ask to evaluate whether he has successfully followed the procedure outlined in the chapter? Do other people use fire to add flavor to their foods? Does my dish look better on the plate after being grilled? Does my dish have added flavor now that I grilled it? Do restaurants have other ways of adding flavors to foods?
Transcript text: Analyzing a Procedural Text: How to Find Out Anything Quiz Aotive 1 2 3 4 5 TMME REMAINNG 56:29 Read the table of contents and sample page from a procedural text. Enhancing Skills and Flavors: A Cook's Guide to Becoming a Chef Table of Contents 1. The Art of Adding Salt. $\qquad$ 2. Brighten Flavors with Acids................... 17 3. Use Fire to Add Flavor. $\qquad$ 4. Add Personality with Herbs. $\qquad$ 62 5. Meat Choose the Right Cut $\qquad$ 6. Spices That Add Flavor, Not Cost $\qquad$ .99 Leon followed the procedure in chapter 3 for using fire to add flavor to his food. Which question should Leon ask to evaluate whether he has successfully followed the procedure outlined in the chapter? Do other people use fire to add flavor to their foods? Does my dish look better on the plate after being grilled? Does my dish have added flavor now that I grilled it? Do restaurants have other ways of adding flavors to foods? Mark this and return Save and Exit Nex: Submit
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The answer is: Does my dish have added flavor now that I grilled it?

Explanation
Option 1: Do other people use fire to add flavor to their foods?

This question is not relevant to evaluating Leon's success in following the procedure. It focuses on the practices of others rather than the outcome of his own cooking.

Option 2: Does my dish look better on the plate after being grilled?

While presentation is important, this question does not directly address whether the procedure for adding flavor was successful. The focus of the chapter is on flavor enhancement, not appearance.

Option 3: Does my dish have added flavor now that I grilled it?

This is the most relevant question for evaluating the success of the procedure. The chapter is about using fire to add flavor, so the key measure of success is whether the dish has an enhanced flavor after grilling.

Option 4: Do restaurants have other ways of adding flavors to foods?

This question is unrelated to Leon's personal cooking experience and does not help evaluate the success of the procedure he followed. It shifts the focus to restaurant practices rather than his own results.

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