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cultured meat

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is another name for cultured meat?

a)

Free-range meat

b)

Organic meat

c)

Lab-grown meat

d)

Grass-fed meat

2.

What is one of the main benefits of cultured meat according to the text?

a)

It has a longer shelf life than traditional meat

b)

It is more environmentally friendly than animal agriculture

c)

It is cheaper than conventional meat

d)

It has a higher fat content than regular meat

3.

What percentage of U.S. farmed animals live on factory farms?

a)

Around 75%

b)

Over 90%

c)

Over 99%

d)

Less than 50%

4.

What is one of the concerns people have about the transition to cultured meat regarding animals?

a)

They will be released into the wild

b)

They will become extinct

c)

They will be abandoned to die

d)

They will be kept in captivity forever

5.

What is a common reaction to cultured meat according to the text?

a)

Confusion

b)

Excitement

c)

Disgust

d)

Indifference

6.

What is one of the arguments against cultured meat being unnatural?

a)

It is not natural

b)

It is not good for animal welfare

c)

It is not safe to consume

d)

It is not sustainable

7.

What is the main reason given in the text for why cultured meat is more efficient than animal agriculture?

a)

It is easier to transport

b)

It grows just the parts that you want to eat

c)

It produces less waste

d)

It requires less water

8.

What is the percentage of Americans who identify as vegetarian or vegan according to the text?

a)

Over 50%

b)

Around 10%

c)

Less than 1%

d)

Exactly 25%

9.

What is one of the potential benefits of cultured meat mentioned in the text?

a)

It may harm the environment

b)

It may improve human health globally

c)

It may lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions

d)

It may result in more antibiotic resistance

10.

What is the comparison made in the text to illustrate that naturalness is not always a good guide for decision-making?

a)

Eating pigs vs. eating dogs

b)

Using glasses vs. not using glasses

c)

Eating organic food vs. non-organic food

d)

Driving a car vs. walking