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WorksheetsFOOD MATTERS
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 25mins
The flavor perceived in the mouth from food or drink.
Harvest
Taste
Food production
none
Involving people, places, or products close to a particular area.
NONE
Taste
Local
Globalization
The process of gathering ripe crops from the fields.
Attitude
Globalization
Diverse
Harvest
Daniel is learning about a process that involves growing, preparing, and distributing food.
Food production
Wholesome
NONE
Reflection
Safe, healthy, and good for you.
Diverse
NONE
Wholesome
Commercial
Appreciative or thankful.
Grateful
NONE
Main course
Survey
A group of questions to gather information from people.
Taste
Local
NONE
Survey
Packaged or prepared for sale or distribution.
Reflection
Packaged
Having a wide variety of different elements.
Diverse
Survey
Wholesome
Harvest
The global process of expanding business, culture, and products.
Taste
Globalization
Attitude
A strong effect or influence.
An advertisement or something meant for selling.
Thoughtful consideration or analysis
A response or way of thinking influenced by feelings or experiences.
Reflection
NONE
Packaged or prepared for sale or distribution.
Thoughtful consideration or analysis.
A group of questions to gather information from people.
An advertisement or something meant for selling.
Packaged
Globalization
Commercial
Impact
A strong effect or influence.
Impact
Main course
NONE
The concept of (a) focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Your (a) measures the total amount of greenhouse gases you produce, usually measured in tons of carbon dioxide.
(a) refers to the practice of obtaining food and materials from nearby producers rather than distant ones, which helps reduce transportation emissions.
(a) is the practice of collecting leftover crops from farmers' fields after they have been commercially harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest.
During the (a) season, farmers gather mature crops from the fields, marking the end of the growing season.
(a) refers to any food that is discarded or uneaten, which contributes to environmental and economic issues.
Food (a) involves distributing excess food to people in need instead of discarding it.
(a) is the process by which businesses, organizations, and people become connected worldwide through the exchange of goods, services, ideas, and culture.
(a) is the presence of a variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society.
(a) refers to foods brought into a country from abroad for sale.
(a) is a style of cooking that combines ingredients and techniques from different cultures.
(a) refers to meals that include the right proportions of food groups and provide the nutrients needed for good health.
(a) refers to foods that are natural, nutritious, and free from harmful additives.
The method of growing plants without soil, using a nutrient-rich water solution, is called ________.
Hydroponics
Drought
Aeroponics
NONE
A severe ________ can devastate crops, leading to food shortages.
Hydroponics
Drought
Aeroponics
Graze
Farmers may choose ________ to grow crops in controlled environments, especially in regions with limited arable land.
NONE
Aeroponics
Drought
Hydroponics
The practice of feeding livestock by allowing them to ________ on pastures is common in traditional farming.
Graze
Drought
Aeroponics
NONE
An experienced ________ can determine the best crops to plant based on soil conditions and weather patterns.
NONE
Graze
Aeroponics
Agriculturalist
Changing ________ conditions can significantly impact agricultural productivity.
NONE
Agriculturalist
Climate
Flavour
The ________ of the fruit was greatly enhanced by the careful selection of the variety and the growing conditions.
Flavour
Drought
Aeroponics
Graze
In aeroponics, plants are nourished by a fine ________ of nutrient solution sprayed onto their roots.
Mist
Agriculturalist
Climate
Flavour
Complete the following sentences by choosing the correct comparative form of the words in parentheses.
The more we support local farmers, (a) (beneficial) it is for the economy.
The less chemical pesticides we use, (a) (healthy) our produce is.
The more we focus on renewable energy, (a) (positive) the impact on the environment.
