Any population increase beyond a certain level (1) ... greater (2) ... vegetable foods; thus, the ability of a society to choose meat over cereals always arises, from (3) ... the numbers of people.
(1) (A) necessitates 
(B) caters to (C) eludes
(2) (D) gratification of (E) recourse to (F) cultivation
(3) (G) replenishing (H) concealing (I) limiting
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New Words to learn
necessitate: to make it necessary for you to do something
necessity: something that you need to have in order to live (Opposite) luxury
(Example) A car is an absolute necessity if you live in the country.
cater to: to provide and serve food and drinks at a party meeting etc, usually as a business
(Example) This is the biggest event we've ever catered for.
elude: (1) to escape from someone or something, especially by tricking them (synonym) avoid (2) if a fact or the answer to a problem eludes you, you cannot remember or solve it (synonym) escape
(Example) - He eluded his pursuers by escaping into a river.
- She took the exam again, but again success eluded her.
- The exact terminology eludes me for the moment.
gratification: gratify: (1) to make someone feel pleased and satisfied (2) to satisfy a desire, need, etc
(Phrase) be gratified to see/ hear/ learn etc
(Example) - He was gratified by Lucy's response.
- John was gratified to see the improvement in his mother's health.
- She did not propose to gratify Gloria's curiosity any further.
recourse: something that you do to achieve something or deal with a situation, or the act of doing it
(Example) - We may conclude that he never had recourse to this simple experiment.
- a way of solving disputes without recourse to courts of law
- Surgery may be the only recourse
cultivation: (1) the preparation and use of land for growing crops
(2) the planting and growing of plants and crops
(3) the deliberate development of a particular quality or skill
(Example) - soil cultivation - these fields have been under cultivation (= used for growing crops) for years.
- the cultivation of tobacco - Terraces for rice cultivation covered the hillsides.
replenish: to put new supplies into something, or to fill something again
(Example) More vaccines are needed to replenish our stocks.
