Read the article and title a–f each paragraph 12–16. there is one title you do not need to use. a) saving sea resources b) distant operating c) no kitchen d) replacing meat e) new eating habits f) more veggies what’s cooking? (12) tomorrow’s children will eat differently from their parents. many modern homes don’t have a dining room because the occupants usually eat meals in front of the television. in the future, families eating together at home will be an unusual event. food will be heated in a microwave. if there is a cooker, it will be on a dining table rather than in the kitchen. (13) the kitchen of the future will be intelligent! thanks to automation, it may be possible to call home on a mobile to start a cooking programme. there is nothing better than to come home after a long working day to see your dinner ready. with such a kitchen you can easily organize a party for your friends. (14) in the future, fewer europeans will eat meat because they think that other foods are better for their health. in addition, farmers will realise that growing crops is a more efficient use of land than raising cattle. “every time a person gives up eating beef,” says food expert brian ford, “three thousand square metres of land are freed for crop production.” (15) but meat is a major source of protein. how will we get the protein we need without meat? the answer is: from plant sources. mushrooms and other fungi will be specially grown, fortified with vitamins and artificially flavoured. artificial flavouring will become widespread. (16) according to ford, fish will always be popular. “fish, especially oily fish, have much to contribute to the diet of the future. the problem is that we are catching too many fish. we need to reestablish sanctuaries – “national parks” – in the oceans where fish are free to multiply.” transfer your answers into the answer sheet!
