SEMESTER TEST ON WRITING, 11th Form, the 2nd Semester

Caesar Salad

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its (1)_____ , has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the (2)___ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is (3)_ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who (4)___ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurant it was first (5)_____ in.

Caesar Salad

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its (1)_____ , has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the (2)___ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is (3)_ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who (4)___ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurant it was first (5)_____ in.

Caesar Salad

The salad, despite the Mediterranean nature of its (1)_____ , has nothing to do with any Roman emperor named Julius. It is widely reported that the (2)___ was first cooked in the 1920s by the American restauranteur Caesar Cardini, although this is (3)______ by some of Cardini’s family and others. Cardini’s brother Alex says that it was he, an ex-pilot of WWI, who (4)___ the salad and called it “Aviator’s Salad” and that the “Caesar Salad” name was taken from “Caesar’s”, which was the name of the restaurant it was first (5)_____ in.