True or False?

Many culinary and ballet words come from French words and terms, while many musical terms come from Italian words. Have you ever noticed your native language being used in a specific field?

Alfred Mosher Butts, a New York architect, invented the popular board game Scrabble in 1931. He wanted to create a game which involved some luck and a lot of skill (and a large vocabulary)! Butts decided on the point-values of the letters by studying the front page of the New York Times.

The traditional baguette only has 4 ingredients – flour, yeast, salt and water. During the 19th century people ate 3 baguettes a day. Nowadays, diets have changed and people eat more pasta than bread.