Pizza! 1. The ABC's of Pizza.

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Pizza! 1. The ABC's of Pizza

This is a pizza.

This is a pizza.

This is a pizza.

What is this?

A pizza.

What is this?

This is a pizza.

And this? What is it?

A pizza.

Pizza came to America from Italy. (The United States) Pizza came to America from Italy.

This is pizza dough.

This is pizza dough.

This man is kneading pizza dough.

The man is also kneading pizza dough.

This is a pizza crust.

This is also a pizza crust.

This is a pizza oven.

These are also ovens.

Pizza is baked in an oven.

Bread is also baked in an oven.

It's also baked in an oven. And so is a pie. It's also baked in an oven.

This is a baked pizza crust.

This crust is raw.

Is this pizza crust baked?

Yes, it is.

Is this crust baked?

No, it's raw.

Italy America (The United States) Where is pizza from?

Italy America (The United States) Italy.

What is this?

Pizza dough.

What is this man doing?

Kneading pizza dough.

This pizza has a thin crust.

It's a thin-crust pizza.

This pizza has a thick crust.

It's a thick-crust pizza.

This pizza has a thin crust.

But it is deep.

It is in a deep dish.

It is a deep-dish pizza.

Which is a deep-dish pizza? 2 1 3 Which is a deep-dish pizza?

Which is a thick-crust pizza? 2 1 3 Which is a thick-crust pizza?

Which is a thin-crust pizza? 2 1 3 Which is a thin-crust pizza?

What's this?

A pizza crust.

Is it baked?

No. It's raw.

What's this?

It's also a pizza crust.

Is it baked?

Yes.

What kind of pizza is this?

A deep-dish pizza.

What kind is this one?

A thick-crust pizza.

What kind of pizza is this one?

It's a thin-crust pizza.