SAT English Practice Question
The term "tapioca" is derived from the indigenous Tupinambá language of Brazil. The word was originally spelled "tupi'óka," and it referred to the starchy root of the cassava plant, which was a staple food for the Tupinambá people. The root of this plant is still a popular food source throughout South America and the Caribbean, where it is used in desserts and other dishes.
- A.The root of this plant is still a popular food source throughout South America and the Caribbean, where it is used in desserts, and other dishes.
- B.The root of this plant is still a popular food source throughout South America and the Caribbean, where it is used in desserts and other dishes.
- C.The root of this plant is still a popular food source throughout South America and the Caribbean; where it is used in desserts and other dishes.
- D.The root of this plant is still a popular food source throughout South America and the Caribbean, where it is used in desserts, and other dishes.
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