B5L4 Lab-Grown Meat Quiz

What is "lab-grown meat"?

• Meat produced on farms

• Meat created using animal stem cells

• Meat from traditional slaughterhouses

• Meat obtained from genetic modification

How does the author prove that lab-grown meat is a thought-provoking trend?

• It's backed by Bill Gates

• It's similar to natural meat

• It eliminates the need for slaughterhouses

• It's produced using animal stem cells

According to the article, why is lab-grown meat more sustainable than traditional meat production?

• It doesn't require any energy

• It's identical in taste and texture

• It lowers greenhouse gas emissions

• It has natural connective tissues

How much of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide could be lowered by switching to lab-grown meat?

• 4%

• 96%

• 15%

• 50%

What can scientists do to make lab-grown meat healthier and more nutritious?

• Make it taste better

• Add vitamins and minerals

• Eliminate all artificial ingredients

• Use only organic animal cells

What potential negative effect of lab-grown meat production is mentioned in the article?

• Lower energy consumption

• Higher greenhouse gas emissions

• Reduced consumer interest

• Improved taste and texture

Why are some people concerned about lab-grown meat's safety for human consumption?

• It's unnatural and similar to GM food

• It tastes bad and spoils easily.

• It's expensive but comes from uncertain sources.

• It's too risky when transformed into food ingredients.

According to the article, what are the components that lab-grown meat may lack, affecting its taste and texture?

• Vitamins and minerals

• Natural connective fat, tissue, and bones

• Genetic modifications

• Unnatural ingredients

What does the article suggest should be done before reaching any conclusions about lab-grown meat?

• Conduct comprehensive research

• Immediately switch to lab-grown meat

• Promote lab-grown meat extensively

• Ignore concerns about lab-grown meat

Which of the following options best summarizes the structure of the article?

• Introduction, advantages, disadvantages, conclusion

• Introduction, conclusion, advantages, disadvantages

• Advantages, disadvantages, introduction, conclusion

• Advantages, introduction, disadvantages, conclusion