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by nasheen » Sun Aug 19, 2012 2:55 am
The USDA prohibits food manufacturers from labeling foods as "organic" if the foods contain antibiotics, hormones, pesticides, irradiation, or genetic modification.

A) pesticides, irradiation, or genetic modification

B) pesticides, irradiation, or nothing that has been genetically modified

C) and pesticides, or if they have been irradiated or genetically modified

D) or pesticides, or if they have been irradiated or genetically modified

E) or pesticides, and anything that has been irradiated or genetically modified

Ans) D

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by hjafferi » Sun Aug 19, 2012 3:25 am
A) Pesticides, irrdiation, ( food cannot contain irradiation )
B) same as A
C)and pesticides ( use of "and" is wrong)
D) correct response
E) use of "anything" is wrong. In D "they" references food.

Hence d is the correct answer
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by Sartaj » Mon Aug 20, 2012 8:57 pm
While the foods can contain three things (antibiotics, hormones, pesticides), they can not contain processes (irradiation or genetic modification).

Thus C or D seem correct.

However, C uses 'and', which means that USDA will prohibit only if the foods contain all three substances - antibiotics, hormones, pesticides (not one or two). So, if foods contain only pesticides, they will still be declared 'organic' because they do not contain antibiotics and hormones. That's incorrect.

Option D is the right choice.
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by scholardream » Mon Aug 20, 2012 9:22 pm
If foods contain 'irradiation and genetic modification' the meaning of the sentence could be difference from what the author means to be.
Non-organic food is passed through a irradiation and genetic modification process to be irradiated or genetically modified.
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by nasheen » Sat Aug 25, 2012 9:17 am
Ok i know i got the sentence ,it contains three different types of contamination in food:-
1st:- pesticides , antibiotics , hormones
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2nd:- irradiated
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3rd:- genetically modified

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