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6 Reading Comprehension: Read the passage and the statements below, then decide which of the statements are true and which are false. Mark the letter T next to the statement if you be!ieve it is true, or mark the letter F next to the statement if you think it is false. (1 point each correct answer)

Many people think the sandwich came from England in the eighteenth century. Others say sandwiches are an American invention. The truth is that this type of food has been with us for thousands ofyears. It is only its name that is notvery old.

A British nobleman named ]ohn Montagu, the Earl of Sandwich (1718-1792), loved to play cards and didn't like to stop his gamę for meals. When he was hungry, he asked his servant to bring him a piece of meat between two slices of bread; this way he didn’t have to use a fork and knife, and his hands stayed clean. He gave the sandwich its name, and this way of eating soon became popular in Europę.

Long before then, however, the ancient Romans enjoyed eating meat between two slices of bread. For centuries, people in the Middle East, have stuffed barbecued lamb and other tasty things into pita, a type of fiat bread with a pocket. A long time before the Spaniards arrived in the New World in the sixteenth century, Mexicans had their own version of the sandwich: the thin, round tortilla Filled with beans, eggs and cheese, and then rolled up.

What country do you think of when you hear the words hot dog and hamburger? The United States? These kinds of sandwiches are veiy popular in the U.S., but they were not born there.

Historians do not agree on the origins of the hamburger. One story is that in the nineteenth century many Europeans immigrated to America on the German ship ''Hamburg-Amerika", which served a famous kind of Hamburg beef. The beef was hard, so it was usually chopped up before it was cooked. Nobody knows how the "Hamburg" steak got between two pieces of bread, but the hamburger has been on the American menu sińce the start of the twentieth century.

The hot dog also came from Germany. During the Middle Ages, European sausage makers deve!oped local recipes and named their sausages after their cities. In 1852, the butchers of Frankfurt created the frankfurter, also called the dachshund sausage because it lookedlike the pet dog of one of the butchers. When the frankfurter traveled to America, both its names went with it. Vendors sold it at baseball games, shouting "Get your red-hot dachshund sausage!" A cartoonist named Tad Dorgan drew one for his newspaper in 1906. He didn't know how to spell the word dachshund, so he wrote hot dog instead. This new name ąuickly replaced the original names.

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1) According to the reading, the sandwich was born in the USA.

2) There lived a man in Great Britain whose name was Sandwich.

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3] Pita is a kind oflamb.

4) The Spanish brought tortilla to Mexico in the 16th century.

5) The name hamburger comes from the name of the German city Hamburg.

6) A hamburger sandwich has beef steak inside.

7) Hot dogs came from Germany.

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9) Tad Dorgan couldn’tsay the German word dachshund.

10) Hot dogs were invented by Tad Dorgan at a baseball gamę.

7 Appropriate Response: Match each numbered phrase in the left-hand column with the correct response from the right-hand column. Write your ohoices in the table at the right margin. (1 point each correct match)

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Good health!

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