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3 years ago

Which term best describes the contemporary public view of organic foods?

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Let's go option by option.

Firstly, ambivalent. The dictionary defines ambivalent as "having mixed feelings or <span>contradictory ideas about something or someone</span>". This seems to match the public's view on organic foods pretty well, but let's check out the other options too,

Opposed -- well, the public isn't *opposed* to organic foods. If the public was opposed to organic foods, stores wouldn't sell organic fruit or other organic products.

Trendy? No. Organic food isn't trendy. It's just simply not a trend.

Our final option is unaware, and it's clear that the public isn't *unaware* of organic foods -- heck, you just asked a question about organic foods, and I know what it is! Most people understand the concept of organic foods and know what it is.

So our best option here is ambivalent, option A.

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