[Answer] 1. Let's start with the basics: 'Biscuits' in the UK are what are usually called 'cookies' in the US. The source of the American word 'cookie' is 'koekje' which means 'little cake'. Which language does the word 'koekje' come from?

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...1. Dutch 2. French 3. Italian 4. Turkish A 'biscuit' in the US is a form of small quick bread similar to a Scottish scone. In some countries the terms 'biscuit' and 'cookie' are used interchangeably, although in Scotland a 'cookie' is also a form of bun. Confused? The US term 'cracker' is similar to what would considered a savoury biscuit in the UK.

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