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Answer Key

Oxford Advanced Thematic Anthology Book 1 Unit 7

Comprehension (pp. 42–43)


1 They think it is a vegetarian 10 it was probably expensive
product that looks or tastes like because a lot of research had to
meat/that does not contain any be done and scientists had to
meat. use expensive materials and
equipment to create the meat
2 butchered
used for the burger (any
3 Yes, because the original
reasonable answer)
sample of meat that is required
11 i) 2050
is very small and can be
removed surgically from a live ii) produce
animal. (any reasonable
12 animals’
answer)
13 because we need land for the
4 They control the growth of animals to live and graze on,
different types of cells. and also to grow the crops
5 i) nutrients to feed the cells needed to feed them

ii) warmth 14 because they produce 18% of


our greenhouse gases
6 a tank
15 i) to sell meat and fish
7 like tiny strips of mushy meat
products
8 C
ii) the price has to be
9 No, he/she did not like it as
lowered, and the
he/she said it was ‘lean and
appearance and taste
chewy’. (any reasonable
has to be more like real
answer)
meat

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Answer Key
Oxford Advanced Thematic Anthology Book 1 Unit 7

Vocabulary A (p. 44)

1 vegetarian 6 traditional

2 grazing 7 mushy

3 horrified 8 mimic

4 conditions 9 methods

5 nutrients 10 alternative

Vocabulary B (p. 45)

1 Bunsen burner 4 incubator

2 beaker 5 Petri dish

3 dropper 6 microscope

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