5) What does the phrase “wash your donuts down” mean in paragraph 13?

Ⓑ have a drink with your meal

Ⓓ turn down an offer for a different offer

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims. “These fries are flavored with sour plum powder.”

B) Fast-food restaurants adapt to find global success.

A) Fast-food restaurants have a negative effect on cultures.

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims. “However, today, more than 13 percent are overweight.”

C) Fast-food restaurants have a negative effect on cultures.

D) Fast-food restaurants adapt to find global success.

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims. “The fast-food chain is a threat to French culture and traditions,” Bove’ said.

E) Fast-food restaurants have a negative effect on cultures.

F) Fast-food restaurants adapt to find global success.

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims. “The new menu is a hit, and Dunkin’ plans to open more than 1,400 new stores in China.”

H) Fast-food restaurants adapt to find global success.

G) Fast-food restaurants have a negative effect on cultures.

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims. “In India, many dishes are made with a spice mixture called curry, so KFC serves curry fried chicken there.”

J) Fast-food restaurants adapt to find global success.

I) Fast-food restaurants have a negative effect on cultures.

Based on the image on page 2, which two of the following support the idea that fast foods have adapted their menus?

Ⓓ It shows examples of menu items for fast-food restaurants worldwide.

Ⓐ It shows the flags of other countries

Ⓑ It shows new menu items coming to America.

Ⓔ It shows customers ordering food from American fast-food restaurants.

8) Part B Which two of the following phrases supports your answer in Part A?

Ⓐ “…pepperoni pizzas...” (p.6)

Ⓑ “…Quarter Pounders...” (p.6)

Ⓓ “But there’s a trick to selling fast food overseas.” (p.6)

Ⓔ “…people in Japan have eaten seaweed in salads and soups.” (p.7)

9) Part A Which is the main idea of Passage 1?

Ⓓ Fast food restaurants have changed their menus to meet local eating habits.

Ⓐ People in other countries like the idea of American fast food.

Ⓑ American tourists want to eat American food when they travel.

Ⓔ McDonald’s has 14,000 restaurants in the United States – and 23,000 overseas.

Part B Which two details from Passage 1 support the answer to Part A?

Ⓔ Before moving into a new country, most fast-food restaurants do a lot of research to find out what local people eat and to understand local customs. (p.8)

Ⓐ And for centuries, people in Japan have eaten seaweed in salads and soups. (p.7)

Ⓑ Most Indians are members of the Hindu religion, which considers cows to be sacred. (p.10)

Ⓓ Around the next corner, there’s a familiar sight – rising above your head are the golden arches of McDonald’s. (p.2)

Part B Which two sentences support the answer to Part A?

Ⓑ In 1980, only 2 percent of people in Ghana were overweight, however, now more than 13 percent are overweight.

Ⓐ But Ghana’s new eating habits may have come with a hefty cost.

Ⓓ Fast food isn’t the only reason for Ghana’s new health problems, but health experts say something needs to be done.

Ⓔ They want restaurants to give more information about the they serve, such as how much salt and fat it contains.

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2 Part A) Based on the information in the passages, how does the author most likely view fast food restaurants?

Ⓐ American fast food should continue to take over the world.

Ⓑ Fast food restaurants are unhealthy and are not welcome in new countries.

Ⓓ People have mixed opinions on whether the global spread of fast food restaurants is a good or bad thing.

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Part B) Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?

Ⓐ “Today you can get a Big Mac in more than 100 countries.”

Ⓑ “But Ghana’s new eating habits have come with a hefty cost.”

Ⓓ “But it couldn’t convince Chinese customers to eat donuts, and within a few years, Dunkin’ closed all its stores there.”

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3) Based on the Passages, how are fast food restaurants in other countries different from those in the U.S.?

Ⓐ The ingredients in fast food menu items varies from country to country.

Ⓑ The price of fast food is higher in other countries than it is in the United States.

Ⓓ The fast food sold in other countries is healthier than the fast food sold in the United States.

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Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes problems restaurants have had to overcome to be successful.

A) Passage 1

B) Passage 2

C) Both Passages

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Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes problems caused by fast-food restaurants entering the culture.

D) Passage 1

E) Passage 2

F) Both Passages

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Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes contrasting views on the spread of fast-food restaurants.

G) Passage 1

H) Passage 2

I) Both Passages

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Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes how if a nation becomes richer the wealth can change their eating habits.

J) Passage 1

K) Passage 2

L) Both Passages

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Fast Food

2 Part A) Based on the information in the passages, how does the author most likely view fast food restaurants?

Part B) Which sentence from the text best supports your answer in Part A?

3) Based on the Passages, how are fast food restaurants in other countries different from those in the U.S.?

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.Describes problems restaurants have had to overcome to be successful.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.Describes problems caused by fast-food restaurants entering the culture.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.Describes contrasting views on the spread of fast-food restaurants.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.Describes how if a nation becomes richer the wealth can change their eating habits.

5) What does the phrase “wash your donuts down” mean in paragraph 13?

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims.“These fries are flavored with sour plum powder.”

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims.“However, today, more than 13 percent are overweight.”

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Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes problems restaurants have had to overcome to be successful.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes problems caused by fast-food restaurants entering the culture.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes contrasting views on the spread of fast-food restaurants.

Fill in the circles to show whether each item describes Passage 1, Passage 2 or both Passages.

Describes how if a nation becomes richer the wealth can change their eating habits.

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims.

“These fries are flavored with sour plum powder.”

6) Fill in the circles to show whether each detail supports the idea that the spread of fastfood restaurants has negative effects, fast-food restaurants are adapting to find global success, or both claims.

“However, today, more than 13 percent are overweight.”