AOT 4.14

Open Ended

Would you rather live in an area with a strong or weak infrastructure ?

Multiple Choice

How does the availability of nearby food stores influence someone's access to healthy food?

• Nearby food stores enhance access to healthy food.
• Access to healthy food is solely determined by income.
• Food stores have no impact on healthy food access.
• Nearby food stores limit access to healthy food.

Open Ended

How might a food shortage impact a city and a small town differently?

Multiple Choice

Due to a food shortage, what will families have to do to buy food in De Leon, TX?

• Seek alternative food sources like local farms or food banks.
• Grow all their own food without assistance
• Rely solely on government aid
• Purchase food from distant cities

Multiple Choice

How did the socioeconomic status impact both communities ability to recover from a natural disaster?

• Higher socioeconomic status enhances recovery capabilities, while lower status hinders them.
• Socioeconomic status has no effect on recovery from natural disasters.
• Lower socioeconomic status provides better community support during recovery.
• Higher socioeconomic status leads to slower recovery due to bureaucracy.

Multiple Choice

What does socioeconomic status mean?

• Socioeconomic status is a measure of an individual's or group's social and economic position.
• A measure of an individual's physical health
• A ranking of geographical locations based on climate
• A classification of educational institutions

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to be food insecure?

• Having too much food and wasting it
• To be food insecure means not having consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life.
• Being unable to cook food properly
• Having a diet that consists only of junk food

Multiple Choice

How do differences in resources between urban and rural communities impact their ability to respond to food shortages?

• Rural communities have more access to food distribution networks than urban areas.
• Urban communities are generally better equipped to respond to food shortages than rural communities due to greater access to resources.
• Urban areas face more severe food shortages due to higher population density.
• Rural communities can respond faster to food shortages because of their smaller size.

Multiple Choice

How might a doctor shortage impact patients differently in a big city compared to a small rural town?

• A doctor shortage impacts big city patients with longer wait times, while rural patients face limited access and travel challenges.
• Both big city and rural patients face the same level of access to care.
• Rural patients experience shorter wait times than those in big cities.
• Big city patients have more doctors available than rural patients.

Multiple Choice

How does the economic difference between Cado and Canton impact their ability to respond to the air pollution problem?

• Both Cado and Canton have equal resources to tackle air pollution.
• Cado's economic strength allows for better investment in pollution control, while Canton's limited resources hinder effective responses.
• Canton's economy allows for more effective pollution control than Cado.
• Cado has less pollution due to its economic weakness.

Open Ended

How do differences in resources and infrastructure shape how residents in Chicago and in Gary experience and recover from a winter storm?

Give me differences on both.