WorksheetsY11 - Food in the UK
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does having a supply of food, water and energy lead to?
Additional income
Better quality of life
Increased consumption of organic produce
Increased carbon footprint
What % of water use in the UK is for industry?
55%
65%
75%
85%
Why are we moving to more renewable energy?
It's a cheaper option
We've run out of fossil fuels to burn
Fossil fuels will run out
Better for the environment
Which continent shows the highest prevalence of undernourishment?
South America
Asia
Antarctica
Africa
What is the difference between physical water scarcity and economic water scarcity?
Physical water scarcity - cannot afford to access/extract water that is available.
Economic water scarcity - not enough water available.
Economic water scarcity - cannot afford to access/extract water that is available.
Physical water scarcity - not enough water available.
What is organic produce?
Produced with fertilisers
Produced with pesticides
Produced with herbicides
Produced with no harmful chemicals
What is a cost for a Kenyan farmer growing British produce?
Taxes are taken from the farmer which go to the government
Exposure to associated chemicals
Less land for the farmer and local residents
Additional income through job provision
What is an opportunity for a Kenyan farmer growing British produce?
Exploitation of workers
Jobs created
Multiplier effect
Larger farms to work on
What are food miles?
Distance food travels from farm to factory
Distance food travels from person to person
Distance food travels from producer to consumer
Distance food travels from factory to consumer
Agribusiness involves...
Low scale production
Low capital investment
High capital investment
High scale production
