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Y12 Feeding the World's People

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is not a factor which contributes to food security?

a)

Availability

b)

Affordability

c)

Scarcity

d)

Quality and Safety

2.

Tick the two primary inputs of the agricultural system of food production.

a)

Biophysical

b)

Management

c)

Human

d)

Labour

3.

What is a tariff?

a)

The removal of import and export taxes

b)

A form of tax placed on imported goods

c)

A form of tax placed on exported goods

d)

GST

4.

What is one purpose of a tariff?

a)

To encourage consumers to buy imported goods

b)

To encourage consumers to buy local goods

c)

To encourage the exporting and importing of goods

d)

To artificially inflate the prices of local goods

5.

What is not a purpose of a free trade agreement?

a)

Encourage efficient production

b)

To lower prices of goods for consumers

c)

Strengthen alliances between countries & remove trade barriers

d)

Encourage companies in sectors such as manufacturing to relocate jobs to countries with lower wages.

6.

What 3 options would suit entitlement failure?

a)

A decline in economic access to food

b)

Rapid inflation due to food shortages

c)

A strengthening in purchasing power

d)

A collapse in purchasing power

7.

Define undernourishment

a)

A collapse in purchasing power, often created by shortages of food that cause prices increases.

b)

Providing food and related assistance to tackle food hunger either in emergency situations or to achieve food security

c)

Nutritional imbalance caused by a lack of nutrients to maintain a healthy life.

8.

What is a yield?

a)

A give way sign

b)

The amount produced of an agricultural or industrial product

c)

A rapid rise in inflation

9.

The genetic revolution have allowed countries to increase yields. What are some positive of this?

a)

Stockpiling for times of crisis such as natural disaster

b)

More crop cycles are possible

c)

Greater resistance to ecological hazards such as pests and disease

d)

Increased pesticide and fertiliser use

10.

What is the name of Brazil's conditional cash transfer programme?

a)

Bolsa Enamorada

b)

Bolsa Familia

c)

Bolsa Papá

d)

Bolsa Sicario

11.

Which country is the largest by population in South America?

a)

Argentina

b)

Chile

c)

Brazil

d)

Columbia

12.

In 2011, how many Brazilian people faced some degree of food insecurity?

a)

25 million

b)

66 million

c)

37 million

d)

128 million

13.

What area of Brazil experiences the highest amount of population with food insecurity?

a)

Urban areas near the coast

b)

Northern and North-eastern areas

c)

Southern areas

d)

Western areas

14.

In 2003 Brazil commenced what program?

a)

Comida Para Sempre (Food Forever)

b)

Comida Zero (Zero Food)

c)

Inundação de Comida (Flood of Food)

d)

Fome Zero (Zero Hunger)

15.

Why is simply providing the opportunity to earn higher incomes not enough to reduce undernourishment and poverty? Multi answer.

a)

The issue of undernourishment and malnutrition isn't addressed.

b)

Undernourishment equals low productivity and knowledge retention

c)

Families in rural poverty are usually large, young and unable to achieve long term goals due to focusing on primary concerns.