1Imagine one day becoming a chef at a pizzeria. A pizzeria is a restaurant that specializes in making pizza, one of Italy's most popular dishes. If you think that as a pizza chef you'll cook only Italian foods, however, think again. A pizza chef can travel the world without ever leaving the kitchen.

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2The first stop on your world tour as a pizza chef is France. After all, the word chef comes from the phrase chef de cuisine, which in France means "head of the kitchen." As a pizza chef, you'll be in charge of a kitchen that makes pizza. Pizza is an Italian word, but it likely came from an Old High German word that means "to bite." This origin certainly fits; everyone likes "to bite" into a slice of pizza! The citizens of Naples, Italy, were the first to make pizza as we know it today. If you visited the town, the locals would tell you that a real Neapolitan pizza should be made with locally grown ingredients. A Neapolitan pizza includes a crust, tomatoes, and mozzarella cheese. It serves as the model for almost all other pizzas.

3As a pizza chef, you'll likely spend a good portion of your day slicing and dicing toppings for your pies. People enjoy all kinds of toppings on their pizzas. Some vegetables that often top pizzas are peppers, olives, and mushrooms. Pizzas topped with meats such as pepperoni, sausage, or bacon are also popular. Some people like Hawaiian pizza, which is pizza covered with ham and pineapple. Despite its name, this pizza has nothing to do with these Pacific islands. In fact, the pineapple fruit is native to Brazil. And the idea of using ham and pineapple on pizza? That is believed to have developed in Germany.

4Pizza chefs must be skilled in cooking other foods, too. Many pizza restaurants serve other Italian foods such as spaghetti or lasagna. As a pizza chef, you'll have to develop your own special recipes for all of the foods you cook.

5Some pizzerias serve food for people who don't like Italian cooking. For example, a pizza chef might have to whip up a hamburger, another food with a German connection. Hamburger means "of Hamburg," which is a city in Germany. Other popular items at pizzerias are French fries, chicken wings, and sandwiches.

6A pizza chef is always busy at work. He or she needs to make sure that all of the foods are made correctly and taste great. Since many restaurants are open late, you could have a very long day at work if you decide to become a pizza chef. You will probably have to work on weekends, too.
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A pizza chef can travel the world without ever leaving the kitchen.

Which answer choice uses the word travel in a different way than it is used in the passage?
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A After his trip to Vegas, Keith swore he would never travel again.After his trip to Vegas, Keith swore he would never travel again.
B Betsy will travel four days out of every work week for her job.Betsy will travel four days out of every work week for her job.
C Sigourney wished she could travel where the paparazzi wouldn't exist.Sigourney wished she could travel where the paparazzi wouldn't exist.
D Even though Jeff had never left his hometown, his heart yearned for travel.Even though Jeff had never left his hometown, his heart yearned for travel.

Answer 1

The word "travel" in the passage is used in the context of experiencing different cuisines and cultures through cooking, without physically leaving the kitchen. It implies a metaphorical journey through food.

Let's analyze how the word "travel" is used in each of the answer choices:

A. "After his trip to Vegas, Keith swore he would never travel again." - This use refers to physical travel or going to a different place, similar to the common understanding of the term.

B. "Betsy will travel four days out of every work week for her job." - This is also a physical form of travel, involving moving from one place to another for work.

C. "Sigourney wished she could travel where the paparazzi wouldn't exist." - Here, "travel" refers to a desire to physically go somewhere, again in the standard sense.

D. "Even though Jeff had never left his hometown, his heart yearned for travel." - This use suggests a longing for the experiences and adventures associated with travel, which aligns with the metaphorical sense in the passage.

The answer choice that uses the word "travel" in a different way than it is used in the passage is D, as it focuses on the emotional or aspirational aspect of travel rather than the physical act.