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The hamburger is a popular fast food item enjoyed by people all over the world. Originating in Germany, the hamburger has become a cultural icon in many countries.
The hamburger's journey began in the city of Hamburg, Germany. It was initially a simple sandwich made of ground beef between two slices of bread. Over time, various TOPpings and condiments were added, enhancing its flavor and appeal.
In the early 20th century, the hamburger made its way to the United States, where it quickly gained popularity. Fast food restaurants began to offer hamburgers as a quick and convenient meal option. With the rise of fast food chains, the hamburger became a staple of American cuisine.
Today, hamburgers come in a variety of flavors and styles. From the classic cheeseburger to the spicy chili burger, there's a hamburger to suit every taste. They are often served with fries and a soft drink, making for a complete meal.
Not only are hamburgers delicious, but they are also a convenient food choice. Whether you're at a restaurant, a picnic, or even at home, a hamburger is always a great option.
Questions:
1ã€Where did the hamburger originate?
A. In the United States.
B. In China.
C. In Germany.
D. In France.
2ã€What was the initial version of the hamburger like?
A. It had various TOPpings and condiments.
B. It was a sandwich made of ground beef and bread.
C. It was served with fries and a soft drink.
D. It was spicy and chili-flavored.
3ã€How did the hamburger gain popularity in the United States?
A. through fast food restaurants.
B. Through home cooking.
C. Through street vendors.
D. Through supermarkets.
4ã€Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a style of hamburger?
A. Cheeseburger.
B. Chili burger.
C. Chicken burger.
D. Classic hamburger.
5ã€What is the main idea of the passage?
A. Hamburgers are healthy.
B. Hamburgers are a popular fast food item.
C. Hamburgers are only eaten in Germany.
D. Hamburgers are difficult to make.
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