Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered...

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.

The widespread introduction of cultured meat, grown from animal cells in a lab, stands to disrupt millennia of agricultural tradition. This new food system entails the redirection of agricultural subsidies away from livestock, the creation of entirely new regulatory bodies, a task that in itself requires complex international cooperation, or (18) ________, a constellation of adjustments for a new food economy.

The potential environmental benefits—drastic reductions in land use, water consumption, and methane emissions—are well-documented. Such optimism, however, is not universally shared, and many remain deeply hesitant, (19) ________.

The key social challenge, however, is the displacement of traditional farming communities. (20) ________. An entire way of life, tied to animal husbandry and the land, would be rendered obsolete almost overnight, creating an economic vacuum for millions. (21) ________. Ethical arguments, which once focused on animal welfare, would need to be completely reframed around the implications of this new production method.

The public's eventual acceptance of cultured meat will be determined by its affordability and taste, which are the most obvious commercial hurdles, in addition to (22) ________ that addresses deep-seated human anxieties about food "naturalness".

(Adapted from Frontiers)

Question 18:
A. global land-use policies massively reassessing the scale of land
B. the reassessment of global land-use policies on a massive scale
C. in massively scaling the reassessment of global land-use policy
D. that the massive scale of global policies reassesses the land use