Insects for Dinner Test Review

Where have insects NOT always been a part of human diets?

• Asia

• North America

• Latin America

• Africa

Why don't insects need to be housed in heated environments?

• they are warm-blooded

• they are cold-blooded

• they don't need to be housed anywhere

Which claim does the author make in "Insects for Dinner"?

• Insects are the ideal food because they are both delicious and nutritious.

• In Asia, everyone considers eating insects a delicacy.

• Eating more insects and less traditional meat can reduce the effects of climate change.

• All packaged foods contain at least some insect parts in them.

The subsection "The Earth's Table" provides sufficient evidence for which of the following claims?

• Our oceans have been over-fished.

• Greenhouse gases cause global warming.

• Hunger is a major problem on our planet.

• Eating insects is one possible answer to food security in the world.

Which piece of text evidence below most strongly supports your answer to the previous question?

• That means less greenhouse gasses in our earth's atmosphere, which will slow the rate of climate change.

• Edible insects can be grown at home virtually anywhere in the world.

• Also, eating insects is much better for the environment than eating meat like beef or chicken.

• Insects could help reduce global inequality!

Select three details from the article that are irrelevant to the following claim:

Insects are very nutritious for humans.

• But with insects, we eat the whole animal.

• Some of the most consumed insects include beetles, caterpillars, bees, wasps, ants, grasshoppers, locusts, and crickets

• Legally, many food products are allowed to a have a small percentage of insect in them.

• They also have all the nine most important amino acids and are a source of high omega-3 fatty acids, which are excellent for human health.

• Unlike larger animals such as cattle, insects don't emit high levels of greenhouse gasses like methane.

Which paragraph in the article provides evidence to support the claim that there are ways to consume insects without actually eating bugs in their natural form?

• Paragraph 2

• Paragraph 4

• Paragraph 6

• Paragraph 8

Which claim below most strongly supported by the images on the second page of the article?

• Insects are not a regular part of American cuisine.

• You've probably eaten insects before without even knowing it.

• People in Asia and Africa have been consuming insects for thousand of years.

• Many cultures around the world regularly consume insects in some form.

How would I restate the following question for the A of ACE?

Does the author provide sufficient support that insects might be the future of food?

• No he doesn't provide enough information.

• Yes he does.

• The author does provide enough evidence that insects might be the future of food.

• The author does not provide enough evidence that insects might be the future of food.

What would be a piece of evidence to support the previous question? That is written according to ACE?

• as a planet we are at risk of running out of resources.

• In the text it says, "As a planet, we are at risk of running out of resources."

• According to the text, "Unlike larger animals such as cattle, insects don't put off high levels of greenhouse gasses like methane.

• "Farming insects uses a much lower amount of these resources. It is a more efficient way to create food to feed our growing population."