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Fast Food Nation Chapter 7

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the book that drew attention to the meatpacking Industry in 1906?

a)

Slaughterhouse

b)

The Jungle

c)

Fast Food Nation

d)

None of the above

2.

What are cattle fed today in the feedlots before they are slaughtered?

a)

Wheat

b)

Grass

c)

Grain

d)

Corn

3.

Who said that human beings working in the Chicago slaughterhouses in the early twentieth century were cogs in a great packing machine?

a)

Roger Horowitz

b)

Jeremy Rifkin

c)

Upton Sinclair

d)

Eric Schlosser

4.

What organization is referred to as IBP?

a)

Iowa Beef Processors

b)

Idaho Beef Processors

c)

Illinois Beef Processors

d)

Indiana Beef Processors

5.

Why did the IBP want their slaughterhouses to be in rural areas close to the feedlots rather than in urban areas?

a)

It was cheaper to purchase land in rural areas.

b)

It allows for more efficiency by cutting out the time for transportation and it is also less likely that the workers will unionize.

c)

It is illegal to have a slaughterhouse in an urban area.

d)

All of the above

6.

Which meatpacking industry was more efficient?

a)

Old Meatpacking Industry

b)

New Meatpacking Industry

7.

The meatpacking industry's employees usually experienced which of the following?

a)

Little job security

b)

Dangerous working conditions

c)

No union support

d)

All of the above

8.

How were butchers effected by the new meatpacking industry?

a)

They become more popular.

b)

The became less popular.

c)

They were unaffected.

9.

How does the meatpacking industry effect towns?

a)

Pollutes them.

b)

Makes them safer.

c)

Provides the town with a more stable economy.

d)

Towns are unaffected.

10.

How were small town farmers effected by the meatpacking industry?

a)

They merged with other small farmers.

b)

The were put out of business by large agribusiness corporations.

c)

Farmers were not effected.

d)

Small town farmers become non-existent.