1. Harder times
It is thought that the world's population will reach about nine billion in 2050. That's around two billion more than now.
What is the synonym of "population"?
Farming in extremes
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1. Harder times
It is thought that the world's population will reach about nine billion in 2050. That's around two billion more than now.
What is the synonym of "population"?
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
When you consider that there are around one billion people in the world already living in difficult times due to a lack of food, then the future is worrying. Also, with the increasing difficulty facing the world due to human numbers and climate change, many wonder how we will feed this larger population without destroying the planet.
What is the synonym of "due to"?
according to
because of
related to
based on
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2. The damage farming does
Surprisingly, agriculture is one of the biggest causes of
global warming. This comes from some of the crops and
animals we farm, such as cows and rice farms. It also
comes from the chemicals we use to fight diseases and to
encourage plants to grow more quickly. Farming also uses
a lot of water. This water and the chemicals we use to grow
our crops means farming causes a lot of pollution to lakes,
rivers, and seas. As our population grows we also cut down
more trees. Clearly, how we farm and use the food we
produce cannot continue in this way, but what can be done
to make farming better and more environmentally friendly?
What is the synonym of "agriculture"?
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2 mins • 1 pt
3. Grow and use food with less waste
Many farms around the world do not produce the
volume of crops that they could. Of course, they should
not be farmed too much so that the soil is damaged,
but they can be grown in a better way. For example,
traditional farming often plants different crops next to
each other. The amount grown of each is then reduced.
Many traditional farms also waste water. Finally, local
farmers do not always have access to the best seeds.
The best seeds are not affected by diseases and
produce higher amounts of crops. Also, much of the
food farmed now is wasted rather than used. The
United Nations claims that about one third of the food
produced for people to eat is not eaten. The cost of this
is about one trillion dollars of food wasted each year.
People in rich countries waste nearly the same amount
of food as the whole of sub-Saharan Africa produces.
What is the synonym of "produced"?
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4 Change diets
One way to reduce environmental effects of the food
we produce is to change our diets and what we grow.
Changing the food we eat to more fruit and vegetables
and less meat could be one way to make certain
that we can produce enough food to feed the planet.
Much of the food we grow is fed to animals, used as
fuel, or used in other products. Farming animals also
uses much more water. By changing our eating habits
through eating less meat we could actually make better
use of the land available to us for farming.
What is the synonym of "diets"?
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
5 Unusual solutions—seawater and sun
Since many people do not want to change their diet,
or have not considered changing it, farmers are looking
for unusual solutions to produce the food we need.
This is especially true in places where they already
have problems with a lack of water or poor soil quality.
Artificial conditions are created to grow the food. For
example, at one farm in Australia, they are producing
tomatoes by using solar power to remove salt from the
seawater. The tomatoes then grow in greenhouses kept
cool by seawater in the summer and made hotter by
solar power in the winter.
What is the synonym of "remove"?
replace
take away
return
take in
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6 Farming the desert
Many countries are facing the challenges of high birth
rates increasing the population and land being covered
in desert. This means much of the food is bought abroad
and transporting it adds to the problem of global warming.
Countries have tried different solutions to this problem. In
Egypt, people have tried to develop the desert into farmland.
This involves using underground water or taking water from
the river Nile. In Qatar, they hope to grow a large amount
of their own fruit and vegetables within the next few years.
Computer technology means temperatures, water levels,
and light can all now be changed to create a range of
perfect growing conditions. While an expensive solution,
it is one that reduces the damage to the environment and
produces more local food.
Replace the words in bold using synonym from the paragraph above:
A lot of food comes from foreign countries.
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7 Can we meet the challenges?
Each country faces different challenges to produce food.
Some need to think about developing the technology to
grow crops in difficult conditions. Others, perhaps, need to
look at trying to change people’s diets to reduce the amount
of meat eaten. The whole world also needs to grow crops
in a way that reduces the damage to the environment.
Otherwise we may have even less good-quality soil and a
warmer climate in which to try to feed everyone.
Replace the words in bold using synonym from the paragraph above:
Some people think it's a good idea to lower the amount of meat we eat.
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