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WHAT IS A FOOD CITIZEN

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

When buying eggs, which is the best example of sustainable and cruelty free farming?

a)

Free Range

b)

Cage

c)

Barn Laid

d)

Organic

2.

These are Free Range Eggs- 10,000 hens per hectare.

What options offer more sustainable and humane egg laying practices?

a)
Lower stocking densities, such as 1,000 hens per hectare or less
b)
Eggs from hens raised in battery cages
c)
Cage-free eggs with no outdoor access
d)
Higher stocking densities, such as 20,000 hens per hectare or more
3.

Which egg production method typically allows hens the most freedom to exhibit natural behaviors?

a)

Cage

b)

Barn Laid

c)

Pasture-Raised

d)

Free Range

4.

What does the term 'Pasture-Raised' imply about the conditions in which the hens are kept?

a)

The hens are kept in large cages with limited outdoor access.

b)

The hens have access to outdoor spaces but are primarily raised in barns.

c)

The hens are free to roam in outdoor pastures for the majority of their day.

d)

The hens are raised in small, confined indoor spaces without outdoor access.

5.

Name products that imply "Fair Trade" is used in growing and harvesting.

a)

Oranges, mandarins & grapefruit

b)
Coffee, Chocolate, Tea, Bananas, Sugar, Spices
c)

Apples, strawberries & grapes

d)

Pineapples & Mangoes

6.

Why might 'Fair Trade' coffee be considered a more ethical choice?

a)

It is grown using only synthetic fertilizers.

b)

It ensures farmers receive a fair price for their crop.

c)

It is always organically grown.

d)

It tastes better than non-Fair Trade coffee.

7.

Match the following

a)

1.

Composting organic waste

b)

2.

Separating recyclables

c)

3.

Disposing in the landfill

d)

4.

Reducing food scraps

8.

Which certification ensures that coffee producers are paid a minimum price for their beans regardless of market fluctuations?

a)

USDA Organic

b)

Rainforest Alliance

c)

Fair Trade Certified

d)

UTZ Certified

9.

Organic farming is farming that DOES NOT use ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
pesticides
manure
fertilizer
10.

Which of these practices implies "Good Food Citizenship"?

a)

Reusing jars for dry goods from suppliers

b)

Feeding your hungry neighbor

c)

Shaking a soft drink can, just to watch it explode

d)

Buying from Farmers Markets

11.

What does 'Shade-Grown' coffee imply about the farming conditions?

a)

The coffee is grown in open fields with full sun exposure.

b)

The coffee is grown under a canopy of trees, providing habitat for wildlife.

c)

The coffee is grown indoors under artificial lighting.

d)

The coffee plants are regularly moved to ensure even sun exposure.

12.

What benefit does buying local produce offer over imported goods?

a)

It guarantees the produce is organic.

b)

It reduces transportation emissions, supporting environmental sustainability.

c)

It ensures the produce is always cheaper.

d)

It means the produce can only be bought with cash.

13.

Sort the following into the correct categories:

Categorize the following

Egg Shells

Yard waste

Plastic containers

Glass jars

Old clothes

Furniture

Books

Plastic bottles

Newspapers

Aluminum cans

Cardboard boxes

Solar panels

Wind turbines

Electric vehicles

Reusable water bottles

Vegetable peels

Coffee grounds

Tea bags

Reusable shopping bags

COMPOST
REUSE
RECYCLE
SUSTAINABLE