 - 1. According to the 2012 NDP cabinet study, how many hamburgers do the French consume per person in restaurants per year?
A) 14
B) 25
C) 10
D) 20
- 2. Which country ranks just behind the British in Europe for hamburger consumption according to the 2012 study?
A) Italy
B) France
C) Spain
D) Germany
- 3. What is the name of a popular burger chain in France mentioned in the text?
A) First Kitchen
B) Ramly Burger
C) MOS Burger
D) Quick
- 4. According to the 2013 Gira Conseil study, what percentage of traditional French restaurants offer at least one hamburger on their menu?
A) 50%
B) 75%
C) 25%
D) 90%
- 5. In traditional French restaurants where the hamburger has become the leader, what dish does it rank ahead of?
A) Chicken breast and pasta
B) Rib steaks, grills, or fish
C) Soup and salads
D) Pork chops and duck
- 6. What religious practice in India stems cultural beliefs against eating beef?
A) Sikh religious practice
B) Hindu religious practice
C) Buddhist religious practice
D) Islamic religious practice
- 7. What religious practice in India stems cultural beliefs against eating pork?
A) Islamic religious practice
B) Hindu religious practice
C) Jain religious practice
D) Christian religious practice
- 8. What are burgers usually made from in India?
A) Chicken or vegetable patties
B) Lamb or fish patties
C) Beef or pork patties
D) Turkey or tofu patties
- 9. What is the name of the burger offered by McDonald's in India instead of the Big Mac?
A) Maharaja Mac
B) Maharaja Burger
C) Maharaja Mac Chicken
D) Bombay Burger
- 10. What meat replaces beef in the Maharaja Mac in India?
A) Chicken
B) Lamb
C) Pork
D) Turkey
- 11. What is the vada pav often called?
A) Maharaja Mac
B) Takumi Burger
C) Hanbāgā
D) Bombay burger
- 12. What does the vada pav consist of?
A) An omelette with beef
B) A chicken patty with curry sauce
C) A rice bun with vegetables
D) A deep-fried potato patty dipped in gram flour batter
- 13. What is a hamburger served in a bun called in Japan?
A) Korokke
B) Hanbāgā
C) Takumi
D) Hanbāgu
- 14. What is a hamburger served without a bun called in Japan?
A) Tonkatsu
B) Korokke
C) Hanbāgā
D) Hanbāgu
- 15. Hamburg steaks served without buns in Japan are similar to what US food?
A) Steak tartare
B) Sliders
C) Meatloaf
D) Salisbury steaks
- 16. What ingredients are mixed with minced beef, pork, or a blend of both to make Japanese hamburg steaks?
A) Potatoes, cheese, and bacon
B) Rice, soy sauce, and seaweed
C) Garlic, ginger, and sesame
D) Minced onions, eggs, breadcrumbs, and spices
- 17. What sauce is typically served with Japanese hamburg steaks in restaurants?
A) Ketchup
B) Wasabi sauce
C) Demi-glace
D) Barbecue sauce
- 18. What are casual, Western-style suburban restaurant chains known as in Japan?
A) Hanbāgu houses
B) Suburban diners
C) Family restaurants
D) Fast food joints
- 19. Which of the following is a homegrown Japanese hamburger chain?
A) Quick
B) Carl's Jr.
C) MOS Burger
D) Ramly Burger
- 20. What meat does a katsu burger contain in Japan?
A) Shrimp
B) Kobe beef
C) US pork
D) Tonkatsu
- 21. What is the bun made of in a Japanese rice burger?
A) Potato
B) Rice
C) Seaweed
D) Bread
- 22. What is the luxury 1,000-yen Japanese burger called?
A) McPork
B) Maharaja Mac
C) Bombay Burger
D) Takumi Burger
- 23. What rare seasonal ingredients are featured in the Takumi Burger?
A) Shrimp korokke and tonkatsu
B) Avocados and freshly grated wasabi
C) Pineapple and barbecue sauce
D) Ham and American cheese
- 24. What kind of special care do cows raised for Kobe beef receive in Japan?
A) Massaged with wasabi and fed grain
B) Fed with beer and massaged daily
C) Fed with breadcrumbs and brushed daily
D) Fed with rice and walked daily
- 25. What burger did McDonald's Japan launch in 2021 made with US pork?
A) McPork burger
B) Teriyaki burger
C) Takumi Burger
D) Katsu burger
- 26. Why has McDonald's been gradually losing market share in Japan?
A) Lack of beef options
B) Higher prices compared to local chains
C) Preference for fresh ingredients and upscale hamburger offerings
D) Failure to offer rice burgers
- 27. What do fast-food burger restaurants in Malaysia typically sell in addition to U.S.-style burgers?
A) Eggs and fried chicken
B) Rice and shrimp
C) Fish and chips
D) Pork and potatoes
- 28. What is a popular local burger brand in Malaysia?
A) First Kitchen
B) Ramly Burger
C) MOS Burger
D) Quick
- 29. What does a Ramly Burger combine a standard hamburger with?
A) Avocado and wasabi
B) Fried chicken
C) An omelette
D) A slice of pineapple
- 30. What are burgers called in Mexico?
A) Sliders
B) Hanbāgā
C) Hamburguesas
D) Vada pav
- 31. What ingredients are fried on top of the meat patty in Mexican hamburguesas?
A) Ham and slices of American cheese
B) Bacon and onions
C) Pineapple and cheddar cheese
D) Eggs and tomatoes
- 32. What condiments are on the bun of a Mexican hamburguesa?
A) Tartar sauce and ketchup
B) Mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard
C) Demi-glace and hot sauce
D) Barbecue sauce and wasabi
- 33. What fruit can be added to a Mexican hamburger for a 'Hawaiian hamburger'?
A) Pineapple
B) Tomato
C) Avocado
D) Jalapeño
- 34. Which of the following alternative meats can replace the ground patty in some Mexican restaurants?
A) Sirloin
B) Tonkatsu
C) Shrimp
D) Kobe beef
- 35. Which US burger chain can be found in Mexico according to the text?
A) Carl's Jr.
B) MOS Burger
C) Quick
D) Ramly Burger
- 36. What led to the recent surge in popularity of the hamburger in Mongolia?
A) The invention of the rice burger
B) A change in religious laws
C) A sudden influx of foreign influence
D) Lower prices of beef
- 37. What European country consumes the most hamburgers in restaurants per year per person according to the text?
A) Germany
B) Spain
C) British
D) France
- 38. Which homegrown hamburger chain in Japan starts with the letter F and is mentioned alongside MOS Burger?
A) Fast Burger
B) Fresh Burger
C) French Kitchen
D) First Kitchen
- 39. What is the third homegrown Japanese hamburger chain mentioned in the text?
A) Freshness Burger
B) Fast Burger
C) Fine Burger
D) Family Burger
- 40. What kind of meat patty is replaced by Al pastor meat, barbacoa, or fried chicken breast in some Mexican restaurants?
A) Ground patty
B) Rice patty
C) Chicken patty
D) Potato patty
- 41. What type of meat is used in a buffalo burger?
A) Pork
B) Chicken
C) Buffalo
D) Beef
- 42. Who developed a peanut-based meat substitute called Nuttose in the 1890s?
A) Lightlife
B) Boca Burger
C) Gardein
D) John Harvey Kellogg
- 43. What is ground beef more commonly referred to as in Australia and New Zealand?
A) Mince
B) Chopped beef
C) Grounder
D) Patty
- 44. Which vegetable is usually included in traditional Australasian hamburgers alongside tomato, lettuce, and grilled onion?
A) Carrot
B) Celery
C) Beetroot
D) Cucumber
- 45. What is New Zealand's equivalent to 'The Lot' often contain that Australia's usually does not?
A) A steak
B) A fish fillet
C) A hash brown
D) A sausage
- 46. What type of egg does the Hungry Jack's 'Aussie Burger' use?
A) Fully fried local egg
B) Scrambled egg
C) Standard breakfast egg
D) Poached egg
- 47. What is sprinkled on the bun of a Bicky Burger?
A) Poppy seeds
B) Cracked pepper
C) Cheese
D) Sesame seeds
- 48. Which of these ingredients is part of a vegetarian or vegan burger meat analogue?
A) Chicken breast
B) Veal
C) Horse meat
D) Tofu
- 49. According to White Castle, who invented the hamburger?
A) Fletcher Davis
B) Frank Menches
C) Otto Krause
D) Oscar Weber Bilby
- 50. In what year did Otto Krause allegedly create his beef patty?
A) 1904
B) 1891
C) 1834
D) 1885
- 51. Who omitted the fried egg from the hamburger according to the text?
A) Oscar Weber Bilby
B) Frank and Charles Menches
C) Fletcher Davis
D) German sailors
- 52. Whose family claims the first-known hamburger on a bun was served on July 4, 1891?
A) Oscar Weber Bilby
B) Fletcher Davis
C) Frank Menches
D) Otto Krause
- 53. Which governor proclaimed Tulsa, Oklahoma, as 'The Real Birthplace of the Hamburger' in 1995?
A) Frank Keating
B) Joseph Streamer
C) Frank X. Tolbert
D) Clint Murchison
- 54. In what city did Governor Frank Keating state the first true hamburger on a bun was created?
A) Hamburg, New York
B) Athens, Texas
C) Tulsa, Oklahoma
D) Akron, Ohio
- 55. In what year did the Menches brothers allegedly sell their ground beef sandwich at the Erie County Fair?
A) 1891
B) 1834
C) 1904
D) 1885
- 56. From which butcher did the Menches brothers purchase chopped-up beef?
A) Fletcher Davis
B) Stein
C) Otto Krause
D) Andrew Klein
- 57. Which historian wrote that the meat for the Menches brothers came from Stein's market?
A) Frank Keating
B) Clint Murchison
C) Frank X. Tolbert
D) Joseph Streamer
- 58. In what year had Stein sold their market according to the text?
A) 1874
B) 1891
C) 1885
D) 1904
- 59. According to the Menches story, the name of the hamburger comes from Hamburg, New York, and not Hamburg of which country?
A) Austria
B) England
C) France
D) Germany
- 60. Where was Fletcher Davis from?
A) Athens, Texas
B) Hamburg, New York
C) Tulsa, Oklahoma
D) Akron, Ohio
- 61. What was served on the side of Fletcher Davis's sandwich?
A) Stewed veal
B) Pork sausage
C) A pickle
D) Mutton chops
- 62. At which event did Fletcher and Ciddy Davis run a sandwich stand in 1904?
A) St. Louis World's Fair
B) The Tulsa Celebration
C) Erie County Fair
D) Summit County Fair
- 63. Which historian noted that Athens resident Clint Murchison dated the hamburger to the 1880s with Fletcher Davis?
A) Joseph Streamer
B) Frank Keating
C) Otto Krause
D) Frank X. Tolbert
- 64. What nickname was used for Fletcher Davis by Clint Murchison's grandfather?
A) "Hamburger Otto"
B) "Old Dave"
C) "Streamer Joe"
D) "Grandpa Oscar"
- 65. What year was the photo of "Old Dave's Hamburger Stand" sent to Frank X. Tolbert?
A) 1885
B) 1904
C) 1834
D) 1891
- 66. In what year did a menu from the Walla Walla Union in Washington offer hamburger steak?
A) 1834
B) 1891
C) 1871
D) 1889
- 67. How much did the 'Hamburg Beefsteak' cost at the Clipper Restaurant?
A) 15 cents
B) 5 cents
C) 25 cents
D) 10 cents
- 68. Which item cost the same price as the 'Hamburg Beefsteak' at the Clipper Restaurant?
A) Pig's Head
B) Calf Tongue
C) Stewed Kidneys
D) Mutton chops
- 69. Which of the following was listed on the dinner menu of the Clipper Restaurant instead of Hamburg Beefsteak?
A) Mutton chops
B) Pig's Head
C) Pig's feet in batter
D) Stewed veal
- 70. Which Summit County does not exist, creating an error in another hamburger claim?
A) Summit County, Washington
B) Summit County, New York
C) Summit County, Texas
D) Summit County, Ohio
- 71. Since at least what decade have 'hamburger steak sandwiches' been advertised in U.S. newspapers?
A) 1750s
B) 1890s
C) 1950s
D) 1800s
- 72. Whose 1758 book contained a recipe for 'Hamburgh sausages' on toasted bread?
A) Hannah Glasse
B) Joshua Ozersky
C) Rosa DeLauro
D) Charlie Nagreen
- 73. According to ABC News, what is one major problem regarding the history of the burger?
A) The government banned hamburgers
B) Too many books were written about it
C) Recipes were kept strictly secret
D) There is little written history
- 74. What is the name of the restaurant founded in 1895 that claims to be the birthplace of the hamburger sandwich?
A) Seymour Diner
B) Hamburger Charlie's
C) White Castle
D) Louis' Lunch
- 75. What was Louis Lassen's nationality?
A) German
B) American
C) Danish
D) British
- 76. Who claimed that Louis Lassen's sandwich was not a hamburger because the bread was toasted?
A) Rosa DeLauro
B) Joshua Ozersky
C) Otto Krause
D) Hannah Glasse
- 77. Which politician amplified Louis Lassen's origin story?
A) Hannah Glasse
B) Joshua Ozersky
C) Rosa DeLauro
D) Charlie Nagreen
- 78. Which organization credits Charlie Nagreen with the invention of the hamburger?
A) White Castle archives
B) Library of Congress
C) New York Magazine
D) Seymour Community Historical Society
- 79. How old was Charlie Nagreen when he reportedly sold his sandwiches at the fair?
A) 30
B) 18
C) 21
D) 15
- 80. Why did Charlie Nagreen put the meat between bread at the fair?
A) To keep the meat warm longer
B) Following a recipe by Hannah Glasse
C) Because he ran out of plates
D) So customers could eat while walking
- 81. What is a hamburger with a cheese-topped patty called?
A) Slider
B) Bacon burger
C) Cheeseburger
D) Patty melt
- 82. Under some definitions, what is a hamburger considered to be?
A) A sandwich
B) A soup
C) A salad
D) A pastry
- 83. Where are hamburgers commonly prepared besides fast-food restaurants?
A) In car repair shops
B) At home
C) In bakeries
D) At shoe stores
- 84. Which multinational fast-food chain features the Big Mac?
A) McDonald's
B) Taco Bell
C) Wendy's
D) Burger King
- 85. What side dish is most commonly served with hamburgers?
A) French fries
B) Potato chips
C) Corn on the cob
D) Mashed potatoes
- 86. What meat is used in a salmon burger?
A) Chicken
B) Salmon
C) Turkey
D) Beef
- 87. What type of sandwich is a veggie burger?
A) A sandwich made with fish
B) A meatless sandwich
C) A sandwich made with pork
D) A sandwich made with venison
- 88. For how long have versions of the hamburger meal been served?
A) Only since the 1950s
B) Over a millennium
C) Less than ten years
D) Over a century
- 89. What was the name of the popular snack in Hamburg in 1869 meaning 'bread roll warm'?
A) Frikadelle
B) Bratwurst
C) Rundstück warm
D) Wiener Schnitzel
- 90. When did the Chicago Daily Tribune make a specific claim about a 'hamburger sandwich' in an article about a 'Sandwich Car'?
A) July 5, 1896
B) December 25, 1758
C) July 4, 1900
D) January 1, 1884
- 91. In what year was White Castle founded in Wichita, Kansas?
A) 1932
B) 1923
C) 1940
D) 1921
- 92. What was the name of the test kitchen and quality-control laboratory opened by White Castle?
A) Hamburger Research Lab
B) Kewpee Hotels
C) Speedee Service System
D) Food Experiment Department
- 93. What nickname was given to the small square hamburger sandwiches sold by White Castle?
A) Big Boys
B) Kewpees
C) Speedees
D) Sliders
- 94. In what year did White Castle begin selling frozen hamburgers in convenience stores and vending machines?
A) 1995
B) 1955
C) 1967
D) 1983
- 95. Where was Kewpee Hamburgers originally established?
A) Wichita, Kansas
B) Glendale, California
C) San Bernardino, California
D) Flint, Michigan
- 96. How many locations did Kewpee peak at before World War II?
A) 100
B) 250
C) 1000
D) 400
- 97. In what year did the Kewpee licensor move the company to a franchise system?
A) 1940
B) 1967
C) 1995
D) 1955
- 98. In what year was White Tower Hamburgers established according to the text?
A) 1921
B) 1926
C) 1927
D) 1932
- 99. In what year was Little Tavern established according to the text?
A) 1932
B) 1936
C) 1926
D) 1927
- 100. In what year was Krystal established according to the text?
A) 1927
B) 1932
C) 1936
D) 1940
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