Question

The author of this passage has great respect for the scientists and farmers who have made

gene banks possible.
How can you tell this statement is true? Use two details from the text to support your answer.

Answer 1

Statements like thanking the gene banks have been made by the author showing that the author thinks that this a great discovery by the scientists solving the food problem for seven billion people.

Step-by-step explanation:

The name of the passage is "Worth more than a gold". The name of the author of this passage is Amy Charles. The focus of this passage is on crops, plants grown by the farmers of America. The culture of growth of crops in this country.

But there are some diseases that the crops of the farmers have to go through and the solution of the fighting with the diseases has been discussed in the passage which has led to the increase in the production of the crops by the farmers.

Answer 2

Yes, the statement is correct.

Explanation

• Firstly, scientists and farmers all around the world have worked really hard to ensure that the crops which are grown across the midwest, Brazil, Russia and China they remain safe and intact
• secondly, it is because of their hard work the food supply for over seven billion people all over the world has become safer and their accessibility has been made possible.
• Furthermore, when there is pest attack scientists don't wait, they start their protection work by looking t the genes back for the strain of wheat that would fight the pest.