Question 1.
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy for temperature control and maintenance, which could trade off environmental benefits.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as a way to satisfy global demand for protein without the land, water, and emissions costs of raising livestock.
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then, may hinge less on the science than on consumers' willingness to pay a premium in the meantime.
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land and roughly half the water of its conventionally farmed counterpart.
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more per kilogram than farmed beef, raising doubts about near-term viability, though.
A. b – d – e – a – c B. d – a – b – e – c C. e – b – d – a – c D. a – e – d – b – c
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy for temperature control and maintenance, which could trade off environmental benefits.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as a way to satisfy global demand for protein without the land, water, and emissions costs of raising livestock.
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then, may hinge less on the science than on consumers' willingness to pay a premium in the meantime.
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land and roughly half the water of its conventionally farmed counterpart.
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more per kilogram than farmed beef, raising doubts about near-term viability, though.
A. b – d – e – a – c B. d – a – b – e – c C. e – b – d – a – c D. a – e – d – b – c
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy for temperature control and maintenance, which could trade off environmental benefits.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as a way to satisfy global demand for protein without the land, water, and emissions costs of raising livestock.
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then, may hinge less on the science than on consumers' willingness to pay a premium in the meantime.
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land and roughly half the water of its conventionally farmed counterpart.
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more per kilogram than farmed beef, raising doubts about near-term viability, though.
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a cohesive and coherent exchange or text.
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy for temperature control and maintenance, which could trade off environmental benefits.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as a way to satisfy global demand for protein without the land, water, and emissions costs of raising livestock.
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then, may hinge less on the science than on consumers' willingness to pay a premium in the meantime.
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land and roughly half the water of its conventionally farmed counterpart.
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more per kilogram than farmed beef, raising doubts about near-term viability, though.
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy for temperature control and maintenance, which could trade off environmental benefits.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as a way to satisfy global demand for protein without the land, water, and emissions costs of raising livestock.
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then, may hinge less on the science than on consumers' willingness to pay a premium in the meantime.
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land and roughly half the water of its conventionally farmed counterpart.
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more per kilogram than farmed beef, raising doubts about near-term viability, though.
Chọn một phương án bên dưới để kiểm tra đáp án ngay:
Đáp án chính thức: A
Hướng dẫn giải chi tiết
Đáp án A: b – d – e – a – c
Ta xác định câu mở đầu trước.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as...
→ Giới thiệu chủ đề chính: thịt nuôi cấy trong phòng thí nghiệm và những lợi ích được quảng bá.
Tiếp theo:
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land...
→ Đưa ra số liệu cụ thể để minh họa lợi ích ở câu b: cần ít đất và ít nước hơn.
Sau đó:
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more... though.
→ Chuyển sang mặt hạn chế: giá thành cao. Từ though cho thấy ý tương phản.
Tiếp:
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy...
→ Thêm một nhược điểm nữa: tiêu tốn nhiều năng lượng.
Cuối cùng:
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then,...
→ then cho thấy đây là câu kết luận: cuối cùng tính khả thi còn phụ thuộc vào việc người tiêu dùng có chịu trả giá cao hay không.
→ Trình tự: b → d → e → a → c
Chọn A.
Ta xác định câu mở đầu trước.
b. Lab-grown meat has been marketed as...
→ Giới thiệu chủ đề chính: thịt nuôi cấy trong phòng thí nghiệm và những lợi ích được quảng bá.
Tiếp theo:
d. A single kilogram of lab-grown meat might require a fraction of the land...
→ Đưa ra số liệu cụ thể để minh họa lợi ích ở câu b: cần ít đất và ít nước hơn.
Sau đó:
e. Early commercial batches have cost several times more... though.
→ Chuyển sang mặt hạn chế: giá thành cao. Từ though cho thấy ý tương phản.
Tiếp:
a. Critics assert that the bioreactors require significant amounts of energy...
→ Thêm một nhược điểm nữa: tiêu tốn nhiều năng lượng.
Cuối cùng:
c. Whether cultured meat proves worthwhile, then,...
→ then cho thấy đây là câu kết luận: cuối cùng tính khả thi còn phụ thuộc vào việc người tiêu dùng có chịu trả giá cao hay không.
→ Trình tự: b → d → e → a → c
Chọn A.