Mad cow disease, UK 1995

The video discusses a cattle disease in the British Isles, which, despite lacking evidence of spreading beyond, caused global concerns about food safety. This led to many nations questioning the security of their food supply.

What was the situation regarding the spread of the disease beyond the British Isles?

• There was clear evidence of spread.

• The disease spread to neighboring countries.

• No evidence of spread was found.

• The disease was contained within a single farm.

How did the scare affect other nations?

• Nations began questioning the safety of their food supply.

• Nations became more confident in their food supply.

• It resulted in a global economic boom.

• It led to increased tourism.

What was the primary concern for nations after the scare?

• The increase in cattle population.

• The spread of technology.

• The safety of their food supply.

• The quality of sports events.

What is briefly mentioned in relation to food supply concerns?

• The impact on local festivals.

• The connection to sports.

• The development of new farming techniques.

• The rise in agricultural exports.

Which of the following was not a result of the scare?

• Increased awareness of food safety.

• Evidence of disease spread beyond the British Isles.

• Nations questioning food safety.

• Concerns about food supply in sports.