2. Zero hunger

Read Section A. What does the phrase "sustainable agriculture" mean?

• Agriculture that doesn't destroy natural and social environments.

• Agriculture that produces a single crop for a long time.

• Agriculture that had been practiced in an ancient period.

Read Section A. Why do we have to eradicate extreme hunger?

• Because it prevents humans from increasing the global population.

• Because it prevents the society from developing in a sustainable way.

• Because it prevents animals from bearing new babies.

Read Section B. Which statement is correct?

• The number of people in hunger has been increasing since 2014.

• The number of people in hunger has been decreasing since 2014.

• The number of people in hunger has not changed since 2014.

Read Section B. Which of the following is the cause of hunger? Choose ALL correct ones.

• Extreme climate events.

• Insecurity of society.

• Low availability of food.

Read Section C. Which statement is correct?

• A person in hunger is prone to be violent and commit a crime.

• A person in hunger is prone to be physically strong when s/he becomes an adult.

• A person in hunger is prone to lose chances to take good education.

Read Section C. How much do we need to end hunger by 2030?

• $2,670,000,000 per year.

• $26,700,000,000 per year.

• $267,000,000,000 per year.

Read Section D. Which of the following can be a good way to make changes in ending poverty? Choose ALL that are correct.

• Choosing food that is produced in a sustainable way.

• Reducing food waste.

• Inviting hungry people in developing countries to developed countries.

Read Section D. Which statement is correct in terms of eradicating hunger in the world?

• You had better be a politician to end hunger in the world.

• You had better talk about hunger in the world with many people directly or through social media.

• You had better grow plants and animals and send them to poor countries.