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ASB 378 Module 4 Quiz
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Submitted Apr 10 at 5:06am
Question 1
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According to the first lecture (“Globalization and Food: Global Food Systems”), the distribution and access to adequate food is highly uneven and structured by unequal international hierarchies.
- True
- False
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According to the video (“Jennifer 8. Lee: The Hunt for General Tso”), there are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than McDonald’s restaurants.
- True
- False
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According to the third lecture (“Globalization and Food: McDonald’s”), changes introduced to McDonald’s in other countries by local customers can in turn be adopted by the multinational corporation and then spread globally to other countries.
- True
- False
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According to the Yan reading (“McDonald’s in Beijing: The Localization of Americana”), before the actual opening of McDonald’s restaurants in Beijing, chickens from China were bought to be used for chicken McNuggets for McDonald’s in the US.
- True
- False
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According to the video (“Jennifer 8. Lee: The Hunt for General Tso”), fried gelato is served in Chinese restaurants in China.
- True
- False
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According to the Yan reading (“McDonald’s in Beijing: The Localization of Americana”), which of the following is false?
- Beijing McDonald’s relies heavily on personal interactions with customers
- McDonald’s localization strategies have centered on adults as primary customer
- Beijing McDonald’s represents itself as a Chinese company
- Beijing consumers have appropriated the restaurants not only as leisure centers but also as public arenas for various personal and family rituals
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According to the Yan reading (“McDonald’s in Beijing: The Localization of Americana”), the success of foreign fast food chains did not cause any challenge to the local catering industry in Beijing.
- True!
- False
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According to the video (“Big Mac Inside the McDonald's Empire”), drive-through was already a familiar concept in China before McDonald’s restaurants started drive-through restaurants. ered
- True
- False
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According to the third lecture (“Globalization and Food: McDonald’s”), McDonald’s has only contributed to the homogenization of food cultures around the world.
- True
- False
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According to the video (“Jennifer 8. Lee: The Hunt for General Tso”), Chinese broccoli and Italian broccoli look the same.
- True
- False
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According to the third lecture (“Globalization and Food: McDonald’s”), McDonald’s has standardized food cultures across the globe to some extent.
- True
- False
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According to the Yan reading (“McDonald’s in Beijing: The Localization of Americana”), the purchasing power of young people in Beijing has increased dramatically over the past decade.
- True
- False
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According to the third lecture (“Globalization and Food: McDonald’s”), there are not many local fast food restaurants like McDonald’s in other countries.
- True
- False
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According to the Bestor reading (“How Sushi Went Global”), what is Japan’s most popular fish?
- Salmon
- Tuna
- Mackerel
- Yellow croaker
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According to the Bestor reading (“How Sushi Went Global”), throughout the world, sushi restaurants are only operated by Japanese.
- True
- False
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According to the second lecture (“Globalization and Food: Global Fast Food”), food and cuisines from around the world have been brought to the U.S. but have not really changed American food culture.
- True
- False
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According to the Yan reading (“McDonald’s in Beijing: The Localization of Americana”), McDonald’s experience in Beijing is a classic case of the “localization” of transnational systems.
- True
- False
Expert Answer
ASB 378 Module 4 Quiz
Question 1
1 / 1 pts
According to the first lecture (“Globalization and Food: Global Food Systems”), the distribution and access to adequate food is highly uneven and structured by unequal international hierarchies.
True
False
1 / 1 pts
According to the video (“Jennifer 8. Lee: The Hunt for General Tso”), there are more Chinese restaurants in the United States than McDonald’s restaurants.
True
False
1 / 1 pts
According to the third lecture (“Globalization and Food: McDonald’s”), changes introduced to McDonald’s in other countries by local customers can in turn be adopted by the multinational corporation and then spread globally to other countries.
True
False
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