15 questions from ACSJ 2026. Real examination questions for PSLE 2027/2028 preparation.
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Singapore imports much of its food because of its small land size.
The country's (1) land means that local farms cannot produce enough food to feed the entire population. As a result, Singapore depends heavily on (2) food from many different countries. (3), unexpected events such as extreme weather, global conflicts or disruptions to transport routes may make food supplies more (4) to interruptions. These events could even lead to temporary food (5) in some parts of the world.
To strengthen food security, Singapore has invested in (6) farming methods that make better use of every available space. One example is vertical farming, where vegetables are grown on stacked shelves (7) of across wide fields. This allows farmers to produce a larger (8) of crops while using much less land.
Many farms also rely on modern farming techniques. Sensors monitor light, temperature and humidity so that crops receive the (9) amount of water and nutrients. As a result, farmers can (10) the growth of their crops while avoiding unnecessary waste of water and energy.
Some farms recycle water and use it more efficiently, helping to (11) valuable natural resources. Since the vegetables are grown locally, they reach supermarkets more (12), allowing consumers to enjoy greater freshness than vegetables transported (13) long distances.
Although local farms cannot meet the entire (14) for food, they play an important role in building a more (15) food supply for Singapore's future.
Urban farming demonstrates how careful planning, technology and innovation can help Singapore prepare for future challenges.
Written by: Alvin Soh