The Future of Food: Can Insects Save the Planet?

1. What is the main environmental concern mentioned in the text?

• Deforestation caused by farming

• Greenhouse gas emissions from livestock

• Water pollution from insect farms

• Overfishing in oceans

Why are insects considered a good alternative to traditional meat?

• 1. They are easier to cook

• They are more popular worldwide

• They require fewer resources and are nutritious

• They are cheaper to import

What does the phrase “close the loop in food production” mean in the context of the text?

• Stop producing food altogether

• Reuse waste to create new food sources

• Export food to other countries

• Limit food production to rural areas

What is the tone of the final paragraph?

• Doubtful and hesitant

• 1. Neutral and factual

• Encouraging and forward-looking

• 1. Humorous and sarcastic

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a product made from insects?

• 1. Pasta

• Protein powder

• Bread

• Energy bars

What is one cultural challenge to insect consumption in the West?

• Religious restrictions

• 1. Lack of cooking knowledge

• 1. Negative perceptions and unfamiliarity

• Government bans

What is implied about insect farming in urban areas?

• 1. It is illegal in most cities

• 1. It requires advanced technology

• it is space-efficient and possible

• It is only for personal use

1. What is the author's purpose in writing this text?

• To criticize traditional farming

• To promote insect-based diets as a sustainable option

• To compare different protein source

• To explain how to cook insects

Which sentence best summarizes the second paragraph?

• Insects are a new food trend in Europe

• 1. Insects are a traditional and nutritious food in many cultures

• 1. Insects are dangerous if not cooked properly

• 1. Insects are only eaten in poor countries

1. What does the author suggest about the future of food?

• We should return to traditional farming

• 1. Insects will replace all meat

• Sustainable alternatives like insects are worth considering

• Food shortages are unavoidable