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Fairtrade Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is fair-trade?

a)

It is trading things fairly

b)

Taking everything

c)

Paying extra money for things for no reason

d)

Trade between companies in developed countries and producers in developing countries in which fair prices are paid to the producers.

2.

What does fair-trade do?

a)

It makes things more expensive

b)

Fair trade is about better prices, decent working conditions and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers.

c)

Provides food for people in Africa

d)

It is irrelevant.

3.

From which developing country to which developed country was the first ever Fairtrade product sold?

a)

From Ivory Coast to Switzerland

b)

From India to France

c)

From Cameroon to Spain

d)

From Mexico to the Netherlands

4.

What products are fair trade?

a)

Chocolate

b)

Banana

c)

Flowers

d)

All of the Above

5.

How many countries are involved in producing fair trade products?

a)

36

b)

59

c)

74

d)

160

6.

In which months does Fairtrade Fortnight always fall in?

a)

December – January

b)

February – March

c)

April – May

d)

June – July

7.

Is Fairtrade a charity?

a)

Yes – when you buy a Fairtrade product money is donated to a charity

b)

No – Fairtrade is about farmers receiving a fair price for their products so that farmers can earn a decent living and have good working conditions.

8.

Which of these countries does not celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight?

a)

UK

b)

Australia

c)

Canada

d)

USA

9.

Have Fairtrade beauty products ever been tested on animals?

a)

Yes

b)

No

10.

What is the goal of the fair trade movement?

a)

Get more money from customers

b)

Stop free trade

c)

Get more money to poor farmers

11.

What kind of impact do fair trade practices have on the consumer?

a)

Fair trade practices will result in consumers choosing to pay a bit more for their purchases.

b)

Fair trade practices mean that a consumer will pay slightly less for a fair trade product because of reduced tariffs.

c)

Fair trade practices have no noticeable direct impact on a consumer.