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Practice Reading: Reading Fill in the Blanks ID: #41163 Food Industry

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The text below is from an article on the introduction of eco-friendly packaging solutions in the food industry. In the text below some words are missing. Drag words from the box below to the appropriate place in the text. To undo an answer choice, drag the word back to the box below the text.

* Drag the correct answer into all target fields

The food industry is increasingly turning to eco-friendly packaging solutions to reduce environmental impact. Innovative materials, such as , are being used to replace traditional plastic packaging, significantly lowering carbon footprints. This shift not only reflects a commitment to sustainability but also meets the growing consumer demand for products. Companies are exploring the use of , which offer the added benefit of being compostable, thus contributing to a circular economy. Furthermore, the adoption of labelling techniques ensures that consumers are well-informed about the recyclability of packaging. The move towards sustainable practices, including zero-waste, demonstrates the industry's role in promoting stewardship

recyclable environmental green biodegradable renewable edible digital bioplastics

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Correct answer: bioplastics
Explanation: The term 'bioplastics' fits grammatically as it is a noun that serves as the subject of the clause, referring to a type of material. Contextually, it aligns with the discussion of eco-friendly packaging solutions, as bioplastics are known for their reduced environmental impact compared to traditional plastics.
Meaning: Bioplastics are materials made from renewable biomass sources, which are used as alternatives to conventional plastics.
Wrong options:
biodegradable: This option is repeated and is incorrect for the same reasons as previously stated.
recyclable: 'Recyclable' is an adjective that describes the ability of materials to be recycled, but it does not fit as a noun here.
renewable: 'Renewable' is an adjective that refers to resources that can be replenished, but it does not function as a noun in this context.
green: 'Green' is an adjective that describes environmentally friendly products, but it does not fit as a noun in this sentence.
edible: 'Edible' is an adjective that describes something that can be eaten, which does not fit the context of packaging materials.
digital: 'Digital' is an adjective that refers to technology or data in electronic form, which does not relate to packaging materials.
Correct answer: green
Explanation: The word 'green' is used as an adjective that describes products that are environmentally friendly. It fits grammatically and contextually, as it aligns with the consumer demand for sustainable options in the food industry.
Meaning: 'Green' refers to products that are environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Wrong options:
biodegradable: 'Biodegradable' is an adjective that describes materials that can decompose, but it does not fit as a noun to describe products.
recyclable: 'Recyclable' is an adjective that describes materials that can be recycled, but it does not serve as a noun in this context.
renewable: 'Renewable' is an adjective that refers to resources that can be replenished, which does not fit as a noun here.
edible: 'Edible' is an adjective that describes something that can be eaten, which does not apply to the context of product descriptions.
bioplastics: 'Bioplastics' is a noun referring to a type of material, but it does not describe the environmental aspect of products as required here.
digital: 'Digital' is an adjective that refers to technology or data in electronic form, which does not relate to the description of products.
Correct answer: edible
Explanation: The term 'edible' is an adjective that describes packaging that can be consumed. It fits grammatically and contextually, as it highlights an innovative aspect of packaging that contributes to sustainability.
Meaning: 'Edible' means suitable for consumption; in this context, it refers to packaging that can be eaten rather than discarded.
Wrong options:
biodegradable: 'Biodegradable' is an adjective that describes materials that can decompose, but it does not fit as a noun to describe packaging.
recyclable: 'Recyclable' is an adjective that describes materials that can be recycled, which does not apply to the context of describing packaging that can be consumed.
renewable: 'Renewable' is an adjective that refers to resources that can be replenished, which does not fit the context of describing packaging materials.
green: 'Green' is an adjective that describes environmentally friendly products, but it does not fit as a noun in this sentence.
bioplastics: 'Bioplastics' is a noun referring to a type of material, but it does not describe the consumable aspect of packaging as required here.
digital: 'Digital' is an adjective that refers to technology or data in electronic form, which does not relate to the description of packaging.
Correct answer: digital
Explanation: The term 'digital' is an adjective that describes labelling techniques that utilize electronic formats. It fits grammatically and contextually, as it aligns with modern practices in packaging to inform consumers.
Meaning: 'Digital' refers to technology that uses electronic data, in this case, for labelling packaging.
Wrong options:
biodegradable: 'Biodegradable' is an adjective that describes materials that can decompose, but it does not fit as a descriptor for labelling techniques.
recyclable: 'Recyclable' is an adjective that describes materials that can be recycled, which does not apply to the context of labelling techniques.
renewable: 'Renewable' is an adjective that refers to resources that can be replenished, which does not fit the context of describing labelling techniques.
green: 'Green' is an adjective that describes environmentally friendly products, but it does not fit as a descriptor for labelling.
edible: 'Edible' is an adjective that describes something that can be eaten, which does not relate to labelling techniques.
bioplastics: 'Bioplastics' is a noun referring to a type of material, which does not describe the nature of labelling techniques.
digital: This option is repeated and is incorrect for the same reasons as previously stated.
Correct answer: environmental
Explanation: The term 'environmental' is an adjective that describes stewardship related to the environment. It fits grammatically and contextually, as it aligns with the overall theme of sustainability in the food industry.
Meaning: 'Environmental' refers to anything related to the natural world and the impact of human activity on it.
Wrong options:
biodegradable: 'Biodegradable' is an adjective that describes materials that can decompose, but it does not fit as a descriptor for stewardship.
recyclable: 'Recyclable' is an adjective that describes materials that can be recycled, which does not apply to the context of stewardship.
renewable: 'Renewable' is an adjective that refers to resources that can be replenished, which does not fit the context of describing stewardship.
green: 'Green' is an adjective that describes environmentally friendly products, but it does not fit as a descriptor for stewardship.
edible: 'Edible' is an adjective that describes something that can be eaten, which does not relate to stewardship.
bioplastics: 'Bioplastics' is a noun referring to a type of material, which does not describe the concept of stewardship.

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