Pasta quiz! How much do you know about the popular food and tasty carb?

October is National Pasta Month. As you dig into your favorite dish, you can also celebrate the annual occasion by quizzing yourself about all things pasta-related. How well do you know these facts about the popular carb? Try it here! Roughly how many different shapes of pasta are there, according to multiple sources? 100-200 350-600 750-1,000 1,500-2,000 Standard dried pasta is made with only two ingredients, semolina flour and water — true or false? True False A famous scene in "Lady and the Tramp" involved spaghetti &amp; meatballs — true or false? True False The first pasta factory in the U.S. was built in which of these cities? Chicago, Illinois Brooklyn, New York Charlotte, North Carolina Paterson, New Jersey Cacio e pepe means cheese and pasta — true or false? True False Penne pasta originated in which region of Italy? Campania Toscana Liguria Lombardia Fettuccine Alfredo was invented by someone named "Fettuccine" — true or false? True False Spaghetti takes its name from its signature strands — true or false? True False Which American president first brought pasta to the United States? Andrew Jackson Thomas Jefferson George Washington James Madison In which country was pasta first eaten, according to various sources? Italy France China Switzerland Dried pasta doubles in size when cooked — true or false? True False When were the first pasta production machines created? 1800 1850 1900 1924 Italians eat approximately how many pounds of pasta per person, per year? 10 pounds 35 pounds 60 pounds 200 pounds Which of the following is said to be a benefit of eating gluten-free pasta? Helps keep bones healthy Helps keep muscles healthy Helps keep skin healthy All of the above Pasta cooked al dente has a lower glycemic index than fully cooked pasta — true or false? True False Mobile app users: Click here to get the quiz!Have you tried our donut quiz? Check it out here! How about our wine quiz? Try it here! To check out even more quizzes from Fox News Digital, click on this link.