Задание №20489 ЕГЭ по Английскому языку

Today I found out why a hamburger                          (CALL) hamburger. In the early 18th century some                          (GERMAN) noticed during their travels to Asia that the locals would stuff their beef between their saddles when they                          (RIDE), to help soften it for later consumption. The Germans loved the idea of soft seasoned meat, and so they brought the idea back home with them to Hamburg. As time went on, it soon became known as Hamburg Meat.

A few years later, as German immigrants made their way to the U.S., they shared the recipe for Hamburg Meat. The first record of Hamburg meat in the United States was in 1884, when the Boston Evening Journal                          (MENTION) “Hamburg Steak.” It wasn’t long before people began to put their own spin on things. The first known “Hamburger”                          (MAKE) by Charlie Nagreen. He introduced his “American Hamburger” at the Outgamie County Fair in Seymour, Wisconsin in 1885. Oh, if he only knew what he was missing. I guess like most great things in history, it just took time to develop. The                          (ONE) known Hamburger on buns as we know it today, took place in St. Louis in the 1904 World Fair.