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Jesse G. KirbyMatthew Burns Glen W. Bell In 1998, more restaurant workers were murdered on the job in the United States than…? automobile accidents gang related incidents
police officersair plane crashes What product did J.R. Simplot sell to the major fast food restaurants? frozen hamburgers frozen french friesmixture for milkshakes cash registers The _______________ has been directly responsible for many of the hazards that meatpacking workers now face? close – quarters they work in speed of the machines
“IBP revolution”lack of workers due to strikes What fast food restaurant was the first building erected on Plauen since the coming of a new Germany? Burger King KFC
McDonald’sWendy’s What country was the first to begin routine testing for Mad Cow disease? France
Germany Spain
SwitzerlandWho took the McDonald brothers speedee service system and spread it nationwide? Carl Kracher Glen W. Bell Ray Kroc Keith G. Cramer What does sociologist Ester Reiter conclude is the trait most valued in fast food? obedience attitude objectivity height
Chicken fingers McNuggets Chickensquares McChicken Under Colorado’s new law, the payment for losing an arm is? $3,000
$600,000 $ 36,000 $100,000
Warsaw
Plauen Magdeberg Dresden
Pedigree Tyson CDC
Cattle King Why is the American flavor industry so secretive concerning their ingredients and clients? protect their patents they can be add an aspect of mystery to their product thus stimulating the curiosity of the American public protect their clients name brands
fast food industry automotive industry soccer ball production in Asia a and b a and c
E. Coli Salmonella Shigella None of these What does Schlosser recommend we do about the quality of beef made for the US? tougher food safety laws creation of butcher unions stop giving cows steroids everyone raise cattle
Development of a faster deep fryer Increasing popularity of the automobile Year round drive through Drive-thru speakerphone ordering menu What system of incentives are recommended by the national corporations to managers to help keep the quality of labor high without increasing wages and benefits for the teenage wage worker in the fast food industry? Stroking Tips
Unions Training periods and wages McDonald’s Corporation is responsible for what percentage of the country’s new jobs?30 Percent 90 Percent 50 Percent 75 Percent
Two Hours Day Two Days
Week Fast Food Corporations have been assisted by which federal agency in order to finance new restaurants?Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Small Business Administration (SBA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Office of Small Business Programs (OSBP)
The Food Safety Legislation Act of 1906 was brought upon by the stories in which book?The JungleGrapes of Wrath The Untold Story of Meatpacking What’s in your Mouth
100,000
200,000 500,000
50 Percent 75 Percent 90 Percent 95 Percent Every day in the United States roughly how many people are sickened by a foodborne disease? 50,000 100,000
200,000 500,000
50 Percent 75 Percent 90 Percent 95 Percent According to fast food restaurants, which menu item receives the highest profit when sold to customers? Hamburgers French Fries Soda Chicken Nuggets Studies have shown that kids who work up to twenty hours a week during the school year benefit from the experience but kids who work more than twenty hours a week are more likely to: make more money in adulthood have better communication skills drop out of high school steal funds from their employer In 1970 the top four meatpacking firms slaughtered only 21 percent of the nation’s cattle. Today the top four meatpacking firms’ slaughter_______ of the nations cattle. 35% 68%
84% 93%
In 1991, Colorado began a trend becoming one of the first states to place restrictions on workmen compensation claims. This lead to: industry workers receiving more money for their injuries companies choosing the company doctors that hinder employee diagnosis companies making the workplace safer dismissal of many employees that were seen clumsy The Body Mass Index (BMI) classifies whether a person is obese in terms of height and weight. Today 44 million American adults are obese. What does their BMI have to exceed to be considered obese? 15 20 25 30 What religious group accompanied by vegetarians filed a lawsuit against McDonalds after finding out that they did not use 100% vegetable oil but oil containing animal products to cook their French fries? Greek Orthodox Muslims
Hindus Buddhists What does the term “throughput” mean? Hiring of teens to work for lower wages Increasing speed of food assembly to make more Division of labor in the restaurant business The idea that Colorado became more like California Which of the following is a reason that Ray Kroc switched to frozen fries? For better flavor To be able to keep more in the store in a freezer To sell more fries To cut some of the labor costs
The high speed of the disassembly line The large size of the animals being slaughtered Trauma injuries from overuse of muscles etc. Which of the following is not a cause of obesity? genetics
high fat meals over consumption of food regularly eating red meat
grain
poultry red meat
sunflower seeds Fast food chains were launched in part by which of the following? Hell’s Angels Door-to-door salesman Farmers
200pounds/10pounds 1000/1000
3050/500
Which one of these restaurant does it cost about 1.5 million to become and franchisee at? burger king mcdonalds gumbys pizza tippy taco house
The injury rat of teenager workers in the United States are ____ (as/to) that of adult workers 3 times as high equal
twice as high less than
A typical american consumes _____ hamburgers and _____ fries every week three/four one/two
six/six four/three
Roughly 200000 people are sickened by a food borne illness 900 are hospitalized and ___ die. 100 14 4000
850
In the late 1960s _____ groups attacked the mcdonalds corporation for opening restaraunts in neighborhoods without giving business men opprtunity to become franchisees. asians african americans mexicans
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