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The word meat generally refers to _____.
 
  a. any edible part of an animal carcass
  b. the skeletal muscle from the carcasses of animals
 c. all parts of an animal carcass that can be used for food d. muscle and fat cut from an animal carcass for consumption

Question 2

The feet, hide, and intestines, are called _____ and are an important source of income for meat packers.
 
  a. scraps b. outs
 c. chum
  d. offal



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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