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   3 days ago · Answers to APES worksheet about the documentary Food Inc. Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.

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   This documentary examined the hidden costs of cheap food. It says that mass-produced, engineered, low price foods come with social, health, and environmental costs. The documentary shows us 2 families that struggle to eat healthy because of food prices.

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   Food, Inc.: Summary & Analysis of Today’s Food Industry. Part III – Unintended Consequences. Why is the E. Coli bacteria spreading to other foods? The foods were produced in the same factory which contaminated all of the other foods with the same bacteria. Part IV – The Dollar Menu. Why are the less healthy food choices typically cheaper?

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   As portrayed in the film, cost and efficiency drive our current food system. Should price be the most important force behind our food industry? Why or why not? How might our food system...

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   1. “The way we eat has changed more in the last 50 years than in the previous __________________________.”. 2. “The modern American supermarket has on average ___________________________ products.”. 3. “This isn’t just about what we’re eating, this is about what we are allowed to ____________, what we are allowed to ______________.

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   What did you learn from the Food Inc documentary?

   • This documentary film, Food Inc., examines the industrial production of meat, grains, and vegetables. I thought that the documentary, Food Inc, was very interesting. I learned lots of new information from watching this documentary. Before watching this documentary, I didn’t know how chickens were treated and how they were made.

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   What is the film Food Inc about?

   • The film has made many people reconsider the ethics of the food they eat. In the documentary Food, Inc., the film team examines the farming practices and use of animals in the American diet. Rather than talking solely about the health issues, the film looks at how the crops and animals are treated and raised.

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   Is the food industry inhumane?

   • I learned that the food industry is inhumane, and economically and environmentally unsustainable. This documentary examined the hidden costs of cheap food. It says that mass-produced, engineered, low price foods come with social, health, and environmental costs.

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   Why do food companies not want consumers to know the contents?

   • They do not want the consumers to know the contents of the food as it may create fear and panic in the consumer, which may prevent them from purchasing such foods, hence, a loss for the food and agriculture industries. The food system is based on a very small number of crops, run by a very small number of companies. Why is this dangerous?

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   How many food safety inspections were conducted in 1972?

   • In 1972, 50,000 food safety inspections were conducted. In 2006, only 9,164. How many slaughterhouses were there in the U.S. during the 1970s?

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   In the documentary Food, Inc., the film team examines the farming practices and use of animals in the American diet. Rather than talking solely about the health issues, the film looks at how...