HIGHER REACHES ANSWERS: China’s growing middle class lose appetite for instant noodles [September 19, 2017]

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1. They are more health-conscious and want to pursue a healthier diet.

2. They provide quick delivery service. / They are easy to use. / It provides users with higher quality but inexpensive meals.

3. (i) T          

(ii) F    

(iii) NG

4. They were born and raised in the age of widespread hunger in China.

5. (i) millennials

(ii) catching on

(iii) fuelled

6. 41.6 per cent

7. China's slowing economy 

8. a shrinking labour force of low-paid migrant workers moving from countryside to city

9. There are fewer and fewer manufacturing jobs due to the economic slowdown.

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