Which of the following could reasonably be considered an alternative dish with similar components?

• A. Sashimi tuna
• B. Spaghetti carbonara
• C. Caesar salad
• D. Apple pie

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is spotting a dish that keeps the same core components—primarily the same type of main ingredient and a similar level of preparation.

Sashimi tuna fits best because it centers on raw tuna as the main component, mirroring a simple, fresh preparation that highlights the fish with little cooking or heavy sauces. This aligns with the concept of an alternative dish that shares the same component family and approach.

Spaghetti carbonara relies on pasta, eggs, and cheese, which shifts the main base away from raw fish. Caesar salad emphasizes greens with dressing, changing the dominant element entirely. Apple pie is a dessert built around pastry and fruit, a different category altogether.