48. The word “prescribed” in line 1 could best be replaced by ________.
(A)limited
(B)shown
(C)judged
(D)served

Once, food was defined by a very small geographic zone, prescribed by the products and traditions in that area.----limit

在第1行的“規定的”字最能用什麼取代。

(A)有限的

(B)顯示

(C)審判

(D)為~服務

曾經，食品的定義是由一個非常小的地理區域，在這一領域的產品和傳統規定。那裡是戰爭，食品進行了修改。阿拉伯人征服歐洲;甘蔗他們同去。中國進入日本和大豆進入日本人的飲食。入境事務處留下的痕跡。猶太人逃往葡萄牙帶來了法國西南部的巧克力。非洲奴隸帶來的油炸和秋葵，加勒比海和美國南部。似乎每一個時間被安排在法國皇室婚姻，美食獲得了一些配料和菜。現代歷史學家質疑凱瑟琳·德·美第奇的影響，當她在1533年抵達巴黎的14歲，具有廣泛的意大利烹飪人員。事件可能沒有革命性的法國烹飪有時建議，但它確實帶來的菊芋北部。和路易十六瑪麗·安托瓦內特從洛林結婚，酸菜成為一種時尚在巴黎和更長的時間比她仍然很受歡迎。

Once, food was defined by a very small geographic zone, prescribed by the products and traditions in that area. Where there were wars, food was modified. Arabs conquered Europe; cane sugar went with them. The Chinese entered Japan and the soybean entered the Japanese diet. Immigration left a mark, too. Jews fleeing Portugal brought chocolate to southwestern France. African slaves brought frying and okra to the Caribbean and the American South. It seemed every time a royal marriage was arranged in France, the cuisine gained a few ingredients and dishes. Modern historians question the influence of Catherine de’ Medici when she arrived in Paris in 1533 at the age of 14, with an extensive Italian cooking staff. The event probably did not revolutionize French cooking as is sometimes suggested, but it did bring the artichoke north. And when Louis XVI married Marie Antoinette from Lorraine, sauerkraut became fashionable in Paris and remained popular far longer than she did