Test Reading 9 (I)

Gordon Ramsay

 Jamie Oliver

Adam Smith

Thomas Keller

 Watching food commercials

Witnessing food waste in Australia

Visiting local markets in Leeds

Reading a book about nutrition

One fourth

One third

One half

Two thirds

Meals are free for everyone

 Meals cost a fixed price

Pay-as-you-feel, so nobody is excluded

Only volunteers eat for free

By donating money

By volunteering

By attending workshops

By bringing their own food

 Farms, restaurants, factories, supermarkets

Only supermarkets

Only restaurants and cafes

Only farms

It is imported from other countries

It is past its sell-by date

It is too expensive

It is cooked differently

Volunteers check the food

Chefs inspect it and follow government standards

Customers taste it first

Food is only eaten raw

It is thrown away

 It is sold at a discount

It is used to feed animals or as compost

It is stored indefinitely

Teach children cooking competitions

Provide breakfast to hungry schoolchildren

Sell food to schools

Reduce teacher workload

Teach children the value of food

Promote fast food chains

Increase food production

Encourage food exports

To sell gourmet food at high prices

To collect discarded food and fight hunger

To export food internationally

To provide meals only to the poor

To reduce leftover food in homes

To encourage eating junk food

To increase supermarket profits

To teach children to cook gourmet meals