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WorksheetsFast Food Nation #10
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
McDonald’s was the first new building built in ________ since the re-unification of Germany after the falling of the Berlin Wall.
a)
Berlin
b)
Plauen
c)
Hamburg
d)
Dachau
2.
1970s and 1980s, and increasing in the 1990s, fast-food companies in America began setting their sights on ___________________ to maximize profits.
a)
Children
b)
Urban expansion
c)
Overseas expansion
d)
$1 Menu
3.
This company now manufactures frozen french fries in Holland, India and Turkey.
a)
IBP
b)
Monfort
c)
Excel
d)
ConAgra
4.
Where did McDonalds open its most controversial sight in Germany?
a)
Munich
b)
Dachau
c)
Hamburg
d)
Plauen
5.
Schlosser refers to this city as, “the fulfillment of social and economic trends now sweeping from the American West to the farthest reaches of the globe."
a)
Greeley
b)
San Bernardino
c)
Plauen
d)
Las Vegas
6.
His presence at the Twenty-sixth Annual Chain Operators Exchange was equivalent to an American version of a Roman circus, displaying the leader of a captured land.
a)
Ronald McDonald
b)
Mikhail Gorbachev
c)
Margaret Thatcher
d)
Christopher Reeve
7.
The rate of obesity is twice as high as it was in which of the following decades.
a)
1990
b)
1980
c)
1970
d)
1960
8.
With regard to obesity, what does BMI stand for?
a)
Broadcast Music Inc.
b)
Body Mass Index
c)
Burgers Milk Indicator
d)
Bulk Mass Indicator
9.
Recently the USDA labeled this a vegetable.
a)
Chocolate
b)
Iceberg Lettuce
c)
Hash Browns
d)
French Fries
10.
In the mclibel case, English law places the burden of proof on the defendant. In this case who was the defendant?
a)
The McDonalds Corporation
b)
John Vidal
c)
Justice Bell
d)
London Greenpeace
11.
According to this public speaker, conventional goals (fame, money and status) does not matter.
a)
Ronald McDonald
b)
Mikhail Gorbachev
c)
Margaret Thatcher
d)
Christopher Reeve
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