A) Churrascaria 477 in Jacupiranga, São Paulo B) Churrascaria Mathias in Sapiranga, Rio Grande do Sul C) A steakhouse in Buenos Aires D) A restaurant in Rio de Janeiro
A) A local pilgrim B) The president of ACHUESP C) The owner of Churrascaria Mathias D) Albino Ongaratto
A) 1954 B) 1984 C) 1974 D) 1964
A) The opening of a new highway B) A political protest C) A local food competition D) Senhor Bom Jesus de Iguape festival
A) A fire in the kitchen B) The restaurant ran out of meat C) A disagreement over the price of the meal D) A waiter mixed up orders across several tables
A) The National Association of Chefs B) The Brazilian Tourism Board C) ACHUESP D) The Ministry of Agriculture
A) A market in Porto Alegre B) A farmhouse in Minas Gerais C) Churrascaria 477, São Paulo D) Churrascaria Mathias, Rio Grande do Sul
A) Filet mignon B) Lamb C) Pork ribs D) Beef short ribs
A) Fraldinha B) Filet C) Picanha D) Chouriço
A) Chouriço B) Fraldinha C) Picanha D) Carne
A) Main course B) Palate cleanser C) Appetizer D) Dessert only
A) Chicken hearts B) Lobster tails C) Fried calamari D) Fish fillets
A) Pepperoni B) Bratwurst C) Chouriço D) Mortadella
A) Semicircular slices B) Cubed C) Whole steak D) Ground
A) Quail B) Ostrich C) Turkey D) Duck
A) Meat service B) Unlimited C) Fixed price D) Rotation
A) Waiters bring a variety of foods repeatedly B) Customers order from a menu at the table C) One large plate is served at the start D) Customers serve themselves from a buffet only
A) Only seafood B) Only desserts C) Pizza, pasta, and hamburgers D) Only soups and salads
A) Early 20th century B) Mid-20th century C) Late 21st century D) Early 19th century
A) A fork and knife B) Their hands C) Wooden chopsticks D) Small stainless-steel tongs
A) To choose the type of meat B) To reserve a table C) To pay the bill D) To signal if they want more meat or a break
A) French toast B) Mashed potatoes C) Bread sticks D) Fried polenta
A) Crepes B) Sandwiches C) Ice cream D) Tacos
A) Turning the card to the specific color indicating enough B) Tipping the waiter C) Raising their hand D) Leaving the table
A) A price based on the weight of the meat B) A price per hour C) A price per meat cut D) A flat fee for unlimited service
A) Directly into the customer's hands B) Off the end of the skewer onto a serving plate C) Back into the kitchen D) Into a storage container |