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What is the main idea of the text regarding globalization and food?
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Globalization is changing the types of food we eat and reducing food variety.
Most countries are now completely self-sufficient in food production.
Fast food is unhealthy and should be banned.
Farming is easy in modern times.
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Which food is given as an example of a popular global food in the text?
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Tacos
Pizza
Peking Duck
Sushi
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What is the main idea of the text regarding globalization and food?
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Which food is given as an example of a popular global food in the text?
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Why do many people eat more fast food today according to the passage?
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What significant event happened in Ireland in the 1800s mentioned in the text?
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What is the Cavendish in the context of global agriculture?
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How is today's diet generally different from the past according to the text?
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Why are traditional crop varieties disappearing in the modern era?
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What problem can happen when countries depend on only one crop variety?
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What can we infer about industrial agriculture from the text?
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Why does the writer mention the Irish potato famine?
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Which term best describes the process where global food cultures become more similar and local variations disappear?
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Regarding the text, what is a likely consequence if a new disease specifically targets the Cavendish variety?
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What is the relationship between modern consumer habits and the survival of traditional crops according to the text?
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Which of the following describes the trade-off of the 'Green Revolution' and modern industrial agriculture mentioned in the text?
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Which term best describes the process where global food cultures become more similar and local variations disappear, as discussed in the context of globalization?
