What describes a burrito in contrast to a quesadilla in terms of wrapping and cheese?

• A. A burrito is fully wrapped in a tortilla; a quesadilla is filled with cheese and folded or grilled.
• B. A burrito is wrapped in lettuce; a quesadilla is wrapped in tortilla.
• C. A burrito contains no cheese; a quesadilla contains extra cheese.
• D. A burrito is grilled; a quesadilla is baked.

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how each item is wrapped and how cheese is used. A burrito is wrapped completely inside a tortilla, so the filling is enclosed and you eat it as one bundle. A quesadilla centers on cheese melted between tortillas and is formed by folding or grilling, so the cheese is the main feature and the structure is a folded or toasted tortilla rather than a full wrap. That’s why describing a burrito as fully wrapped and a quesadilla as cheese-centered and folded or grilled matches how these items are typically made. The other statements don’t fit because they misstate the wrapping, the role of cheese, or how each item is cooked.