The Market for Vegetarian Food

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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #830 The Market for Vegetarian Food

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Mintel Consumer Intelligence the 2002 market for vegetarian foods, those that directly replace meat or other animal products, to be $1.5 billion. Note that this excludes traditional vegetarian foods such as produce, pasta, and rice. With the highest growth coming from soymilk, especially brands. The Food and Drug Administration’s 1999 decision to allow manufacturers to include heart-healthy claims on foods that deliver at least 6.25 grams of soy protein per serving and are also low in fat and cholesterol has tremendous interest in soymilk and other soy foods.

suspected saturated local refrigerated foreign spurred estimates

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Correct answer: estimates
Explanation: The word 'estimates' is a verb that fits grammatically as it describes the action performed by Mintel Consumer Intelligence regarding the market for vegetarian foods. It aligns with the context of providing a numerical assessment of the market size.
Meaning: 'Estimates' refers to making an approximate calculation or judgment about a quantity or value.
Wrong options:
local: The word 'local' is an adjective that describes something related to a particular area, which does not fit the context of assessing market size.
spurred: 'Spurred' is a verb that indicates causing or encouraging an action, which does not relate to the act of estimating.
suspected: 'Suspected' is a verb that implies a belief or assumption without proof, which does not fit the context of providing a market estimate.
saturated: 'Saturated' is an adjective that describes something that is fully soaked or filled, which does not apply to the action of estimating.
foreign: 'Foreign' is an adjective that refers to something from another country, which does not relate to the context of estimating market size.
refrigerated: 'Refrigerated' is an adjective that describes something kept cold, which does not fit the context of estimating.
Correct answer: refrigerated
Explanation: The term 'refrigerated' is an adjective that describes brands of soymilk that are kept cold, fitting grammatically and contextually as it specifies the type of brands experiencing growth.
Meaning: 'Refrigerated' refers to products that are kept cold to preserve freshness, particularly in the context of food and beverages.
Wrong options:
local: 'Local' is an adjective that refers to something from a particular area, which does not specify the type of soymilk brands.
spurred: 'Spurred' is a verb that indicates causing or encouraging an action, which does not fit as it does not describe a type of brand.
suspected: 'Suspected' is a verb that implies a belief or assumption, which does not apply to describing brands.
saturated: 'Saturated' is an adjective that describes something fully soaked, which does not relate to the context of describing brands of soymilk.
foreign: 'Foreign' is an adjective that refers to something from another country, which does not fit the context of describing soymilk brands.
estimates: 'Estimates' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe a type of brand.
Correct answer: saturated
Explanation: The word 'saturated' is an adjective that describes a type of fat, fitting grammatically and contextually as it specifies the kind of fat that is being referred to in the context of health claims.
Meaning: 'Saturated' refers to a type of fat that is solid at room temperature and is typically found in animal products, which is relevant in discussions about health and nutrition.
Wrong options:
local: 'Local' is an adjective that refers to something from a particular area, which does not fit the context of describing types of fat.
spurred: 'Spurred' is a verb that indicates causing or encouraging an action, which does not relate to the type of fat being discussed.
suspected: 'Suspected' is a verb that implies a belief or assumption, which does not apply to describing fat types.
refrigerated: 'Refrigerated' is an adjective that describes something kept cold, which does not fit the context of describing fat.
foreign: 'Foreign' is an adjective that refers to something from another country, which does not fit the context of fat types.
estimates: 'Estimates' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe a type of fat.
Correct answer: spurred
Explanation: The word 'spurred' is a verb that indicates causing or encouraging an action, fitting grammatically and contextually as it describes the effect of the FDA's decision on interest in soymilk.
Meaning: 'Spurred' means to encourage or stimulate an action or interest, particularly in this context regarding consumer interest in soymilk.
Wrong options:
local: 'Local' is an adjective that refers to something from a particular area, which does not fit the context of describing an action or effect.
suspected: 'Suspected' is a verb that implies a belief or assumption, which does not relate to the context of causing interest.
saturated: 'Saturated' is an adjective that describes something fully soaked, which does not fit the context of describing an action.
refrigerated: 'Refrigerated' is an adjective that describes something kept cold, which does not fit the context of describing an effect on interest.
foreign: 'Foreign' is an adjective that refers to something from another country, which does not fit the context of describing an action.
estimates: 'Estimates' is a verb that does not fit as it does not describe an action related to causing interest.

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