Globalisation
This term refers to the growing interconnection of countries through trade, technology, and cultural exchange.
Globalisation
Food that comes from another country.
imported goods
“Globalisation has changed how people eat, ______ many now try food from other countries.”
because
“________ by global demand, food companies open more stores.”
A. supportive B. supported
B. Supported
This word describes the movement of goods, services, and people across borders.
Clue: 2 words I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l T_ _ _ _ E
International Trade
The distance food travels from the farm to your plate.
food miles
“Globalisation helps some people; ______, it can cause problems for others.”
A. however B. despite
A. however
“Fast-food chains, ______ are in many countries, attract young customers.”
A.which B. who
A. which
This term means a company that operates in more than one country.
Clue: M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L corporation
Multinational Corporation
The spread of fast-food restaurants around the world.
fastfood globalisation
“Food companies often ______ new customers in other countries.”
A. Look at B. Look for
B. Look for
“Governments ______ check imported food for safety.”
clue: strong advise
should
This happens when cultures start to look or act more similar.
Cultural Similarity
When traditional food changes to match new or foreign tastes.
Clue: F_ _ D A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N
Food Adaptation
“Fast-food chains are growing quickly, ______ changes in local eating habits.”
A. caused B. causes C. causing
C. causing
“Many local dishes ______ (change) by foreign influences.”
are changed
This word means an unfair difference between groups or countries.
Inequality
A type of farming that produces large amounts of food quickly.
Clue: Industry
Industrial Farming
“Many local farmers cannot compete with ______ products.”
A. cheaply imported B. cheapest imported C. cheaper imported
cheaper imported
“Globalisation has created a situation ______ people can eat food from many countries.”
where