What is the video all about? Choose two statements that refer to the main ideas of the video.

1. In Israel, breakfast usually includes pancakes, bacon, and hash browns.

2. Japanese breakfasts typically include rice, miso soup, pickles, salad, tofu, and a main of fish or meat.

3. In Turkey, breakfast is a big spread with different breads, eggs, cured meats, olives, fruits, jams, cheeses, and seasonal vegetables./p>

4. Japanese breakfasts usually include bread, cereal, and coffee, similar to typical Western breakfasts.

Let's take a look at a few breakfast traditions around the world and see how people go about starting their days - 'The Full English' hailing from the UK is one of the most famous breakfasts, more for its' shock (1) than anything else. Usually consisting of (2) , sausages, eggs (fried or scrambled), bacon, fried tomatoes, (3) , baked beans, hash browns (and a small truck – just kidding about the truck). This isn't considered an everyday breakfast, though the late Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill ate it (4) . The Brits generally save this for special occasions, hangover cures, or weekend (5) . The American way is actually not too far off from the British version, though they tend to (6) toast for pancakes and snub the baked beans, mushrooms and tomatoes completely!

Whilst we are covering breakfasts of volume, let's talk Turkish. Using lots of mini (1) to display the different ingredients, breakfast in Turkey is a huge spread consisting of various breads, eggs, cured meats, olives, fruits, jams, cheeses, and (2) vegetables. Definitely a healthier option for the Brits or the Americans, the (3) are known to enjoy this cultural feast every day of the week. Israel, like Turkey, are fans of big brekkies as a special time to (4) with family. They generally opt for fish over meat and include yogurt as a staple. Their most famous dish is 'Shakshuka', poached eggs with tomatoes. Heading further East, Japan's breakfasts are known for their healthy (5) . The Japanese are also big lovers of using small plates and dishes for the various ingredients, eventually totaling what most Westerners would consider a full dinner-like meal; rice, miso soup, (6) , salad, tofu, and generally a main of fish or meat. In fact, almost all Asian countries tend to enjoy rice as their morning (7) .