A) $100,000 B) $230,000 C) $230,000,000 D) $500,000
A) 2017 B) 2022 C) 2018 D) 2019
A) The New York Times B) Business Insider C) BBC News D) The Guardian
A) Offered a discount on steaks in Castro's name B) Publicly praised Castro's political ideology C) Compared himself to Castro while wearing a beret and holding a cigar D) Visited Castro's grave
A) Because the steak was undercooked B) Because of food shortages in Venezuela C) Because it was against local laws D) Because the service was too slow
A) His New York restaurant B) His Miami restaurant C) His Knightsbridge restaurant D) His Istanbul restaurant
A) Forced him to donate his profits B) Issued a formal public apology C) Banned him from all future World Cup events D) Launched an investigation into his actions
A) Copa América Trophy B) FIFA World Cup Trophy C) The Golden Boot D) UEFA Champions League Trophy
A) €5 million B) €100 million C) €10 million D) €50 million
A) Ankara B) Izmir C) Istanbul D) Erzurum
A) They were rude to customers B) They stole kitchen equipment C) He was not satisfied with their performance D) The restaurant was losing money
A) A culinary institute B) A computer laboratory C) A sports stadium D) A medical clinic
A) Nusret Gökçe B) Faik Gökçe C) Robert Sietsema D) Joshua David Stein
A) 9 August 2010 B) 1 January 2017 C) 12 August 1983 D) 9 August 1983
A) Salt B) Luxury C) Chef D) Meat
A) Butcher B) Chef C) Restaurateur D) Mineworker
A) 9–10 B) 14–15 C) 16–17 D) 11–12
A) 2007 B) 2017 C) 2010 D) 2014
A) London B) New York C) Dubai D) Boston
A) Joshua David Stein B) Faik Gökçe C) Robert Sietsema D) Steve Cuozzo
A) It won a Michelin star B) It closed C) It was renamed D) It expanded
A) September 2024 B) January 2017 C) October 2021 D) September 2020
A) Greece B) Italy C) Argentina D) Turkey |