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WorksheetsFood and Sustainability
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
Farm land which uses pipe and sprinklers to water crops is called ...
cultivated land
water land
irrigated land
Thailand
This is paella, the national dish of ...
Mexico
Egypt
Bulgaria
Spain
Someone who doesn't consume any animal products is called ...
(a)
Someone who eats seafood, but not other meat such as beef or chicken is called ...
(a)
A place where it's difficult to find affordable, healthy food is called a food ...
(a)
Which country is the world's largest exporter of tea?
England
China
India
Japan
Hákarl (fermented shark) is the national dish of ...
Israel
Iceland
Scotland
New Zealand
Desalination removes what from sea water?
pollution
bacteria
salt
fish
Which type of meat requires the most resources to produce?
chicken
beef
pork
lamb
Why does meat production require more land than crop production?
animals need to space to move around and exercise
we need land to grow animal feed
people like meat more than vegetables
meat farmers are greedy
What's the national dish of South Korea?
About how much of the world's farms are rainfed?
40%
55%
70%
80%
Which country is the world's largest exporter of coffee?
Ethiopia
Indonesia
Vietnam
Brazil
Food miles is the distance (a) travels before we consume it.
How much water consumed by humans is used for agriculture?
10%
30%
50%
70%
This is poutine, the national dish of ...
France
Canada
Chile
Denmark
What is another name for 'aubergine'?
(a)
Which country is the world's largest exporter of rice?
India
Thailand
Vietnam
China
Moussaka, made from eggplant is the national dish of which county?
Turkey
Iran
Greece
France
What's this fruit called in English?
hear apple
rose apple
pink apple
bitter apple
Buuz is the national dish of which country?
Cambodia
Peru
Mongolia
Jamaica
What's this?
ginger
apple
galangal
potato
What's this fruit called in English?
(a)
Köttbullar, or meatballs, is the national dish of which country?
Ireland
Sweden
Mali
Iceland
Draw your favourite dish. (No words allowed)
