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Where did the hot dog come from?
A: Italy
B: Germany
C: France
D: Spain
What was the original name of the hot dog?
A: Hamburger
B: Frankfurter
C: Sandwich
D: Kebab
Why was it called "frankfurter"?
A: It was named after a king
B: It was looking as a dog
C: It was named after Frankfurt Germany
D: It was named after America
When were frankfurters first sold in the United States?
A: In the 1860s
B: In the 1700s
C: In the 1800s
D: In the 1900s
What did Americans call frankfurters?
A: German bread
B: Hot dogs
C: Dachshund sausages
D: sausages
Why were they called "dachshund sausages"?
A: They were made from dogs.
B: They were sold by dogs.
C: They were very small.
D: They looked like dachshund dogs.
Where did dachshund sausages become popular?
A: New York
B: Washington
C: Boston
D: Chicago
Where were they especially popular?
A: at parks
B: at baseball games
C: at market
D: at schools
Why did Dorgan write "hot dog" instead of "dachshund"?
A: He didn't know how to spell "dachshund."
B: It was shorter
C: He didn't like the word
D: He forgot the name
What is the main idea of the text?
A: Germany has many famous cities.
B: Cartoonists like baseball.
C: Baseball is the most popular sport.
D: The text explains the history of the hot dog