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WorksheetsZero Hunger Quiz
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 24mins
What does the heading 'Zero Hunger Starts with Us' mean?
Everyone can take action to solve hunger.
Only some people can help.
Hunger is only a local issue.
Hunger is not a problem.
What does 'Eat Healthy, Live Better' suggest?
Eat junk food.
Eat healthy and nutritious food.
Skip meals.
Only eat fruits.
What should we do according to 'Share What You Can'?
Keep food to ourselves.
Share food with those in need.
Throw away extra food.
Only share with friends.
What does 'Say No to Food Waste' mean?
We should eat more food.
We should reduce food waste.
We should waste food.
We should buy more food than needed.
What is the message of 'Let’s Build a Future with Zero Hunger — One Plate at a Time'?
Everyone can make a difference step by step.
Hunger will never be solved.
Only big actions matter.
Food is not important.
Read Section B. Which statement is correct?
The number of people in hunger has been increasing since 2014.
The number of people in hunger has been decreasing since 2014.
The number of people in hunger has not changed since 2014.
Read Section A. Why do we have to eradicate extreme hunger?
Because it prevents humans from increasing the global population.
Because it prevents the society from developing in a sustainable way.
Because it prevents animals from bearing new babies.
Read Section A. What does the phrase "sustainable agriculture" mean?
Agriculture that doesn't destroy natural and social environments.
Agriculture that produces a single crop for a long time.
Agriculture that had been practiced in an ancient period.
What are the three aspects involved in food utilization?
Safe food preparation techniques, sustainable food storage methods, and availability of clean, uncontaminated food for consumption.
High calorie intake, frequent snacking, and consumption of processed foods.
Access to fast food outlets, use of artificial additives, and preference for sugary beverages.
Regular meal skipping, reliance on packaged foods, and minimal water intake.
Food availability is determined by ________ and stock levels.
food production
food consumption
food wastage
food import
Which of the following is NOT a factor considered in Economic & Physical Access to Food?
Poverty levels
Income levels
Food production
Geographic location
What is the main focus of SDG goal 2 ?
Which of the following is a way to achieve SDG goal no 2.
Increasing food production
Reducing food wastage
Improving food distribution
All of the above
Which of the following is an indicator for SDG goal no 2?
Prevalence of undernourishment
Percentage of population living below poverty line
Number of people with access to save drinking water
Number of people with access to electricity
Number of people with good clothes
When was Zero Hunger stated?
2015
2011
2020
2019
What is Zero Hunger
Zero Hunger was made by UN in 2015
Zero Hunger was found by Ban Ki- Moon
All of the above
Do you know what is Hunger?
When was Zero Hunger stated?
2015
2011
2020
2019
What is Zero Hunger
Zero Hunger was made by UN in 2015
Zero Hunger was found by Ban Ki- Moon
All of the above
Do you know what is Hunger?
The meaning of hunger is:
feeling fresh
feeling weak due to lack of food
When you have nothing in your stomach
Is food waste good?
No
Yes
Maybe
Sometimes
How does hunger affect the world
What is a positive result of urban farming?
Reduces crime in the area
Provides fruits and vegetables to the community
Gives jobs and purpose to community members
All of the above
What is the one thing everyone does daily that can impact the Zero Hunger goal?
sleeping
eating
drinking
walking
How many global goals for sustainable development are there?
15
16
17
18
To end malnutrition we should educate
mothers, children and elderly
young people
old people only.
Always eating only one sort of food leads to
healthy body
weak mind
malnutrition
The meaning of hunger is:
feeling fresh
feeling weak due to lack of food
feeling sad
Which organization (組織) considers ending hunger a sustainable development goal?
World Health Organization
United Nations
World Bank
International Red Cross
How many people suffer from hunger every day?
Over 2 billion
Over 1 billion
Over 800 million
Over 500 million
What is hunger primarily a physical sensation of?
The need to sleep
The need to eat
The need to exercise
The need to drink
What is “moderate Food Insecurity”?
People unable to afford a healthy, balanced diet regularly.
People unable to eat fine dining.
People unable to feel full.
more than _________ people worldwide facing hunger by 2030.
400 hundred millions
500 millions
600 millions
In 2022, 45 million children under the age of 5 were affected by _____.
hunger
wasting
poverty
Who are the small-scale farmers that grow just enough to feed their families?
Rural farmers
Business owners
Displaced individuals
Urban dwellers
What is one of the factors that can affect food availability?
Technological advancements
Improper storage
Overpopulation
Lack of education
How many people are currently facing hunger around the world?
600 million
500 million
1 billion
821 million
What happens to one-third of the food produced in the world? (Paragraph 3)
It is eaten
It goes to waste
It is stored for later
It is given to animals
What causes hunger? (Paragraph 2)
Having too much food
Families being able to afford food
Poverty and war
Abundant healthy soils
What is real hunger? (Paragraph 1)
A long wait for dinner
When people become weak, tired, and ill
A rumbling stomach
Eating too much food
Joly was having a dinner and he ate many items and at the end he didn't wish to eat more and he threw the food out in a garbage bin. Was Joly doing a right thing?
Yes
No
How can we remove Hunger?
By providing food to the hungry people
Increase Sustainability and Build Resilience to Climate Change
By Ignoring then and wasting food
None of the Above
Which continent has the largest population of hungry people in the world?
Africa
Asia
America
None of the Above
What has dramatically worsened the situation in Africa, according to the text?
Economic downturns
War
Climate change
Pandemic fallout
Which regions are the worst hit by hunger according to the text?
Asia and Africa
Europe and North America
South America and Australia
Middle East and Oceania
According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, how many people went hungry in 2020?
750 million
500 million
1.5 billion
1 billion
What are some sustainable agriculture practices that can help reduce hunger?
Clearing large areas of forests for agriculture
Monoculture farming with only one type of crop
Using chemical fertilizers and pesticides
Promoting crop diversification, agroforestry, conservation agriculture, and integrated pest management
How does hunger affect communities and individuals?
Hunger has no impact on communities and individuals
Hunger can lead to malnutrition, poor health, decreased productivity, and increased poverty.
Hunger leads to increased wealth and prosperity
Hunger results in improved health and productivity
What are some of the causes of hunger in communities?
Overabundance of food supply
Poverty, lack of access to resources, conflict, climate change, and inadequate infrastructure.
Excessive government intervention
Lack of education
What are some of the causes of hunger in communities?
Overabundance of food supply
Poverty, lack of access to resources, conflict, climate change, and inadequate infrastructure.
Excessive government intervention
Lack of education
What are some of the causes of hunger in communities?
Overabundance of food supply
Poverty, lack of access to resources, conflict, climate change, and inadequate infrastructure.
Excessive government intervention
Lack of education
