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Wheel of Cheese and Crackers Trivia Quiz

Curdled milk as been the basis for food in societies throughout the world. As many countries can be represented at a wine and cheese party as the fermented grape drink. See if you can match the cheese with its country of origin.

A multiple-choice quiz by kitter96. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
kitter96

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
385,945

Updated
Feb 20 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

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427

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Question 1 of 10

1. Large wheels of Cheddar or Stilton have their origin in which country? Hint

Japan

Madagascar

Iceland

England

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Question 2 of 10

2. Several Mexican cheeses are named for their states of origin. Which of these Mexican states does not have a cheese named after them? Hint

All of these have cheeses named for them

Oaxaca

Guerrero

Chihuahua

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Question 3 of 10

3. Recognizable by its large air bubbles, many parties include a large wheel of Jarlsberg cheese. What is its country of origin? Hint

Italy

Switzerland

Norway

Germany

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Question 4 of 10

4. Although it looks like yogurt, Skyr is actually considered a cheese. What is its country of origin? Hint

Canada

Iceland

Sweden

Switzerland

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Question 5 of 10

5. Although associated with Mexican cuisine, Monterey Jack cheese actually originated in which country, also known for Colby cheese? Hint

England

U.S.A

France

Peru

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Question 6 of 10

6. Feta and Kalathaki are two cheeses originating from which country? Hint

Egypt

Iran

Greece

Turkey

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Question 7 of 10

7. No cheese table is complete without wheels of Brie and Roquefort cheeses. Where do they originate? Hint

Belgium

Germany

Netherlands

France

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Question 8 of 10

8. Gouda and Edam wheels of cheese derive their names from the towns in which they are made. What country is their origin? Hint

The Netherlands

Italy

Belgium

Spain

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Question 9 of 10

9. Gorgonzola and Mozzarella cheeses are very different styles from which country? Hint

Greece

Italy

Morocco

Spain

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Question 10 of 10

10. Grinzola is far less well known than Havarti; both come from which country? Hint

Germany

Italy

Denmark

Spain

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Large wheels of Cheddar or Stilton have their origin in which country?

Answer: England

There are actually two types of Stilton- the well-known blue, and a white cheese

2. Several Mexican cheeses are named for their states of origin. Which of these Mexican states does not have a cheese named after them?

Answer: Guerrero

Two cheeses often associated with Mexico, Monterey Jack and Manchego, actually originated outside the country of Mexico. Guerrero is the home of Costena cheese.

3. Recognizable by its large air bubbles, many parties include a large wheel of Jarlsberg cheese. What is its country of origin?

Answer: Norway

It is often mistaken for Swiss cheese because of its large holes. It is also now produced in Ohio and Ireland.

4. Although it looks like yogurt, Skyr is actually considered a cheese. What is its country of origin?

Answer: Iceland

Because of its consistency, it is not likely to be found on the typical cheese table.

5. Although associated with Mexican cuisine, Monterey Jack cheese actually originated in which country, also known for Colby cheese?

Answer: U.S.A

While it was originally produced by Mexican Franciscan friars, it originated in Monterey, California.

6. Feta and Kalathaki are two cheeses originating from which country?

Answer: Greece

Feta cheese can be made from sheep's or goat's milk; it is now produced in a number of eastern European and middle eastern countries

7. No cheese table is complete without wheels of Brie and Roquefort cheeses. Where do they originate?

Answer: France

Blue cheeses get their characteristic appearance of colored veins from penicillium molds.

8. Gouda and Edam wheels of cheese derive their names from the towns in which they are made. What country is their origin?

Answer: The Netherlands

If you visit one of the cheesemaking facilities in Gouda, you can find a wide variety of sizes of wheels covered in yellow, orange or red wax.

9. Gorgonzola and Mozzarella cheeses are very different styles from which country?

Answer: Italy

Gorgonzola is Italy's contribution to the family of blue cheeses.

10. Grinzola is far less well known than Havarti; both come from which country?

Answer: Denmark

Grinzola is yet another blue cheese; it is described as having being creamy and having a mild flavor.

Source: Author kitter96

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