Hamburgers & Tacos Comprehension Check

In what ways were Walter Anderson and Glen Bell similar?

• They both found ways to get Americans to like food that they hadn’t eaten much of before.

• They both had come from other countries as immigrants

• They both invented a new food.

• They both disliked fast food.

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What made it hard for both hamburgers and tacos to become popular foods?

• People had never heard of them.

• Both of them were foods you eat with your hands.

• People weren’t sure that they were healthy or would taste good.

• They cost too much money.

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How did both tacos and hamburgers become popular and available across the country?

• People began making them at home.

• They became available through successful fast-food chains.

• They were sold in supermarkets.

• They were the only food choices in many places

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Why were people afraid to eat hamburgers?

• People were afraid the ground beef would make them sick.

• People were afraid they wouldn't like the taste.

• People thought hamburgers looked gross.

• People thought hamburgers would be too spicy.

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Why were people afraid to eat tacos?

• People thought the tacos would be too healthy.

• People thought the tacos would be too spicy.

• People thought the tacos would make them sick.

• People were afraid to try something new.

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