GMO Farming Review

GMO farming involves the use of _______ to alter the genetic makeup of crops.

• chemicals

• genetic engineering

• traditional breeding

• organic methods

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Which of the following is a technique used in GMO farming?

• Cross-pollination

• Genetic splicing

• Crop rotation

• Organic composting

Match the following descriptions with the correct type of organism:

• Wild-type organisms found in nature

• Organisms with naturally occurring traits

• Organisms with universal disease resistance

• Organisms whose DNA has been altered using genetic engineering techniques

• Immutable organisms

• Organisms that cannot be modified

• Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)

• Organisms that are resistant to all diseases.

Match the following terms with their definitions.

• Analogy

• A scientific experiment

• Lab test

• A gardening technique

• Pruning

• A type of flower

• Rose

• A comparison between two things

The paragraph suggests that GMOs are developed by ______.

• Natural evolution

• Genetic modification

• Traditional breeding

• Random mutation

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Genetically modified corn can produce more kernels per ear than ________ corn.

• non-modified

• organic

• hybrid

• traditional

True or False: Herbicide tolerance in GMOs reduces competition for nutrients and water.

• True

• False

Fill in the blank: GMOs with herbicide tolerance are engineered to withstand certain ______.

• Temperatures

• Herbicides

• Climates

• Soils

Golden Rice is designed to help combat deficiency in regions where (a)   is a staple food.

• Wheat
• Corn
• Rice
• Potatoes

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Match the following nutritional improvements with their corresponding GMO enhancements.

• Protein-rich soybeans

• Fortification with vitamins and minerals

• Extended freshness apples

• Enhanced flavor

• Flavorful tomatoes

• Increased protein content

• Golden rice with added nutrients

• Longer shelf life