Can You Ace This Quiz on the History of Sandwiches?

After keeping it as her lucky charm for 10 years, Diane Duyser of Miami sold a sandwich that appeared to have an image of ____ on it for $28,000 on eBay.

_____ used to be called 'The Sandwich Islands'. 

Sandwich is a historic town in ____, south-east England. 

This Jane Austen novel is the only one by the author to contain the word ‘sandwich’ in it.

This country lost their attempt to get into the Guinness book of world records for making the biggest sandwich on account of people eating it before it could be measured.

_____ flew to Denver and back one night because he wanted a Fool’s Gold Loaf, which was a unique 8,000 calorie sandwich that consisted of a loaf filled with an entire jar of peanut butter, one jar of jelly, and a pound of bacon.

____ sandwiches were originally considered a delicacy, which was only enjoyed by those who belonged to the upper class.

During his famous transatlantic flight, _____ lived on four sandwiches and half a glass of water.

Ernest Hemingway survived solely on ____ sandwiches when he was writing a novel.

This astronaut once smuggled an illegal corned beef sandwich on board the Gemini 3 spacecraft in 1965. 

Paddington Bear has a ____ sandwich under his hat in case of emergencies.

Burritos are legally considered sandwiches in ____,
but are not in ____.