Final answer:
Rye bread is made from 'Secale cereale' grain and shares its name with rye whiskey, corresponding to choice A) Rye. Additionally, peanuts are the crop from the listed options that originated in the New World.
Step-by-step explanation:
The type of bread made from Secale cereale grain, which is the same name as a type of whiskey, is A) Rye. Rye is a type of cereale grain used extensively for bread making, especially in Europe and North America, and it is also used in the production of rye whiskey. It has a distinct taste that is different from bread made with wheat flour.
When it comes to the question regarding which crops originated in the New World, the answer is b. Peanuts. Oats, barley, and coffee are not New World crops; they were already known in parts of the Old World before the discovery of the Americas.