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Question 19 of 25 What is the purpose of genetically modified crops? A. Increasing the food supply B. Decreasing the number of farmers C. Decreasing the price of seeds D. Increasing the cost of food
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What is the purpose of genetically modified crops?
A. Increasing the food supply
B. Decreasing the number of farmers
C. Decreasing the price of seeds
D. Increasing the cost of food

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Answer: increasing the food supply

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genetically modified crops are used to increased food supply and decrease shortage of food.

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