Sesi: 2

Group: 1

Nama Tutor: Nadia - 1508519002

Nama Anggota:
Hana Sonia – 1508519001
Raden Nabila Khairunnisa – 1508519004
Maria Lystia Trixie – 1508519006
Rachel Priskilia - 1508519009
Hal Baris ke- Noun/Pronoun/Adjective Kalimatnya
55 18 Adjective Experiencing difficult
53 1 Adjective Most unique
53 2 Noun Unique culture
56 27 Noun New Orleans restaurant
56 3 Noun The leaves of the indigenous sassafras tree
56 26 Noun Institutions such as hospital and school
54 15 Pronoun Many men are renowned
54 43 Adjective New Orleans is renoewd
55 Pronoun It is not unknown, however in urban areas
54 Adjectiva Boiled crawfish donated
62 34 Pronoun Will be more forthcoming as they become
62 38 Noun When providing nutrition or health counseling,
59 9 Pronoun sugar—but all are delicious.
62 Adjective ….. Southern Lousiana are generally polite and ….
62 Adjective ….. as they become more comfortable with ….
62 Adjective It is imperative to be culturally sensitive.
62 Pronoun People tend to be very practical, …..
62 Pronoun Some have begun to use Lousiana products ….
62 Adjective Any diet planning must incorporate those ….
62 Adjective Many rural pople come from farming families ….
62 Adjective …. Can make for an unsuccessful counseling ….
62 Noun …. And the client is not likely to express ….
62 Noun Family and their “way of life” is highly valued.
62 Noun For example, cousins may be as close as siblings.
62 Noun Roadside stands are a source of fresh, seasonal ….
62 Pronoun ….. consider the seasonality of these foods.
61 Pronoun ….. is part of God’s plan for his or her life …..
61 Adjective In both cultures someone thin …..
61 Noun ….. that sports are for children and teenagers ….
61 Adjective Eldery or poorly educated people may still cling …..
61 Adjective ….. typical diet – high calorie, high saturated fat, ….
62 Noun …. And Hospital’s Office of Public Health ….
62 Adjective ….. adults in Lousiana were overweight ….
61 Noun Pork roast may well be the most popular meat ….
60 Pronoun One of these in Cajun country might feature ….
60 Noun Po-Boys (poor boys), the New Orleans creation ….
53 Noun Southern Lousiana is the homeof two of ….
53 Pronoun The two are often equated by people outside ….
54 Adjective …. The most of the tough meat available ….
54 Adjective .... Cooking versels poor families possessed.
55 Noun .... convenience stores and meat markets ….
55 Adjective …. Frozen dinners produced by regional ….
55 Pronoun .... those who may be experiencing difficult ….
55 Pronoun .... all of whom still yearn for familiar traditional ….
56 Noun The native Americans of Southern Lousiana ….
56 Adjective .... tree are dried and then, using a wooden ….
56 Pronoun ….. everyone else buys it at a grocery store.
56 Pronoun .... responsible for some of the thickening ….
56 Adjective …. Become darker, thicker, and richer due to ….
56 Pronoun .... served at both the midday (“dinner” in the …) ….
56 Adjective …. As well as the wild game and wild fowl ….
57 Adjective …. flat-leaf parsley and green onions (used ….) ….
56 Adjective ….. natural gelatin and small bits of meats from ….
56 Noun …. New Orleans until the Popeye’s restaurant ….
58 Noun Cajun and Creole food has the reputation of ….
58 Adjective …. Have become big sellers in every food market ….
58 Pronoun …. Particular about their favourite brand ….
58 Adjective Expect a large crock to be holding 20 lbs.
58 Noun Coffee is the ultimate beverage in the homes of ….
58 Adjective ….. with chicory and hot milk , for which they are ….
59 Noun An iconic dessert of New Orleans is bread pudding.
59 Adjective …. May be lighter and consist of French bread ….
59 Adjective …. Cold cereal and milk, and perhaps eggs.
59 Noun French bread or sliced white bread may be on ….
57 Pronoun As one of Lousiana’s (major) crops fresh sweet ….
57 Adjective Fresh homegrown vegetables are appreciated ….
57 Noun Eggplant and mirliton are often “stuffed” with ….
57 Pronoun …. Added to many of these vegetables in cooking.