FOOD FRAUD

The inspectors (a)   found horsemeat in burgers were from Ireland.

• Horsemeat was found in burgers ______ were sold by major UK supermarkets.

• WHO

• WHICH/THAT

Tesco is one of the supermarkets ______ had to remove beef meals from its shelves.

• WHO

• THAT/WHO

• THAT/WHICH

Health experts, (a)   described the case as ‘food fraud,’ said it wasn’t dangerous.

The case was seen as an ethical dilemma ______ continues to this day.

• WHO

• THAT

The meals ______ contained fox meat were sold as donkey meat.

• who
  

• which

• whom

• where

The experts, ______ opinions were reported in the news, claimed it wasn’t dangerous.

• whose

• who

• that

• whom

ANDREW AND LIZZIE Horsemeat Controversy – Listening & Speaking Analysis

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the dialogue between A and L.

What is A’s first reaction to the horsemeat scandal?

• • He thinks it’s disgusting

• • He finds it amusing

• • He is worried about health issues

• • He blames the government

ANDREW AND LIZZIE Horsemeat Controversy – Listening & Speaking Analysis

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the dialogue between A and L.

What does L think about eating horsemeat?

• • She finds it acceptable in some countries

• • She thinks it's practical

• • She finds it terrible and wrong

• • She doesn't care

What is A’s main objection to the horsemeat issue?

• That it was poisonous

• • That horsemeat was cheaper than beef

• • That people were tricked into eating something else

• • That horses are noble animals