Food and population

True - The author feels that it is the developed world’s obligation to supply the “fourth world” with food. (6 points)



Support your answer with a quote from the text.

The author feels that it is the developed world's obligation to supply the "fourth world" with food.

9. A. Which saying is best suited to the author’s viewpoint. (4+4 points)

1. 
   “No man is an island, entire of itself.”
   
2. 
   “Ask not for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.”
   
3. 
   “It is better to teach a man to fish than to give him the fish.”
   
4. 
   “Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts.”
   

B. Explain your choice.
The author's viewpoint aligns with this saying because he emphasizes the importance of assisting underdeveloped nations in becoming self-sufficient rather than merely providing aid.

10. 
    Choose the correct word in bold. (12 points)
    

The author supports the intervention of the developing countries in order to assist “fourth world” countries. However he feels that the OPEC countries should either recycle their profits through the developed countries or help with the economy of the developing nations.

10. 
    The author believes that (7 points)
    

1. 
   The developed nations alone can help the “fourth world” obtain economic stability, food production and population control.
   
2. 
   The survival of the developed and underdeveloped countries is dependent upon the country’s ability to manage itself, the help of the scientific community and political leadership.
   
3. 
   Without the help of the OPEC countries, the underdeveloped countries will never emerge from it s poverty and the developed nations will refuse to aid the “fourth world”.
   
4. 
   The underdeveloped nations will never be able to control their population and will prevent the developed nations from achieving any economic stability.
   

10. 
    A. What is the purpose of the text? Write one sentence in your own words.
    

(6 points)
The purpose of the text is to discuss the challenges posed by population growth, resource scarcity, and the need for international assistance to help underdeveloped nations achieve self-sufficiency.

12. 
    B. What is the main idea of the text? Write one sentence in your own words.
    

(6 points)
The main idea of the text is that the survival of the human species depends on addressing issues such as population growth, resource limitations, and international cooperation to support underdeveloped nations in achieving self-sufficiency and sustainability.

12. 
    Writing