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Should we eat bugs? - Emma BryceVersión en línea Cambridge B2 First Listening Part 4 style por Aga M 1 What does the speaker say about the role of insects in people’s diets in the past? a They were mainly eaten as a delicacy. b They were mostly eaten as a staple food. c They were eaten both as a basic part of the diet and as a luxury. d 2 Why did people in some societies stop eating insects? a A. People began to find the taste of insects disgusting. b B. The development of farming led people to view insects differently c C. The development of farming reduced the number of insects available. d 3 3. Why are insects mainly eaten in tropical regions? a A. There is a wide variety of insects and a tradition of eating them. b The climate makes them easier to cook and prepare. c C. They are often farmed in large numbers, which makes them easy to harvest. d 4 What does the speaker say about eating insects in places such as South Africa and Mexico? a They are mainly sold in local markets. b There are several traditional dishes made with insects. c They are commonly eaten as street food. d 5 Why are insects considered a healthy food? a They contain a high level of important nutrients. b They are low in fat. c They can replace all other sources of protein. d 6 What does the speaker say about the flavour of insects? a They tend to take on the flavour of other ingredients. b People need time to get used to their taste. c Their flavour is similar to that of other foods. d 7 7. Why does the speaker suggest that eating insects is a sensible solution for the future? a It can help produce food more sustainably and efficiently. b It can replace all traditional forms of farming. c It can reduce the need for people to change their diets. d

Should we eat bugs? - Emma BryceVersión en línea

Cambridge B2 First Listening Part 4 style

por Aga M

What does the speaker say about the role of insects in people’s diets in the past?

They were mainly eaten as a delicacy.

They were mostly eaten as a staple food.

They were eaten both as a basic part of the diet and as a luxury.

Why did people in some societies stop eating insects?

A. People began to find the taste of insects disgusting.

B. The development of farming led people to view insects differently

C. The development of farming reduced the number of insects available.

3. Why are insects mainly eaten in tropical regions?

A. There is a wide variety of insects and a tradition of eating them.

The climate makes them easier to cook and prepare.

C. They are often farmed in large numbers, which makes them easy to harvest.

What does the speaker say about eating insects in places such as South Africa and Mexico?

They are mainly sold in local markets.

There are several traditional dishes made with insects.

They are commonly eaten as street food.

Why are insects considered a healthy food?

They contain a high level of important nutrients.

They are low in fat.

They can replace all other sources of protein.

What does the speaker say about the flavour of insects?

They tend to take on the flavour of other ingredients.

People need time to get used to their taste.

Their flavour is similar to that of other foods.

7. Why does the speaker suggest that eating insects is a sensible solution for the future?

It can help produce food more sustainably and efficiently.

It can replace all traditional forms of farming.

It can reduce the need for people to change their diets.

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Should we eat bugs? - Emma BryceVersión en línea

por Aga M

What does the speaker say about the role of insects in people’s diets in the past?

Why did people in some societies stop eating insects?

3. Why are insects mainly eaten in tropical regions?

What does the speaker say about eating insects in places such as South Africa and Mexico?

Why are insects considered a healthy food?

What does the speaker say about the flavour of insects?

7. Why does the speaker suggest that eating insects is a sensible solution for the future?

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