9. define the following terms
9.1 genetic modification of crops
9.2 factory
9.1 Genetic modification of crops, also known as genetic engineering or genetically modified organisms (GMOs), refers to the process of altering the genetic makeup of plants to introduce desired traits. This is often done through the insertion or manipulation of specific genes to enhance characteristics such as pest resistance, herbicide tolerance, nutritional value, or crop yield.
9.2 Factory, in the context of manufacturing or production, refers to a large industrial facility where goods are produced or processed on a large scale. Factories typically involve the use of machinery, assembly lines, and a workforce to manufacture products or components. They can vary in size and complexity, and can be found in various industries, including automotive, electronics, food processing, and textiles. Factories play a critical role in mass production and are essential for meeting consumer demands.