Question 1 How many bananas consumed in Britain in 2013 were Fairtrade certified? 1 in 5 1 in 4 1 in 3.

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Question 1 How many bananas consumed in Britain in 2013 were Fairtrade certified? 1 in 5 1 in 4 1 in 3

Question 1 How many bananas consumed in Britain in 2013 were Fairtrade certified? 1 in 5 1 in 4 1 in 3

Question 2 Which of these product categories are not certified by Fairtrade? Milk Honey Rice

Question 2 Which of these product categories are not certified by Fairtrade? Milk Honey Rice

Question 3 How many farmers benefitted from Fairtrade sales worldwide in 2011? 1.2 million 1.5 million 1 million

Question 3 How many farmers benefitted from Fairtrade sales worldwide in 2011? 1.2 million 1.5 million 1 million

Question 4 Which tiny African island nation (which produces Fairtrade cocoa) has the nickname of "Chocolate Island" amongst chocolate connoisseurs? São Tomé & Príncipe Madagascar Mauritius

Question 4 Which tiny African island nation (which produces Fairtrade cocoa) has the nickname of "Chocolate Island" amongst chocolate connoisseurs? São Tomé & Príncipe Madagascar Mauritius

Question 5 How many cups of Fairtrade tea did Britons drink last year? 1bn 100m 3.2bn

Question 5 How many cups of Fairtrade tea did Britons drink last year? 1bn 100m 3.2bn

Question 6 What percentage of Fairtrade workers and farmers are woman? b. 18% c. 26%

Question 6 What percentage of Fairtrade workers and farmers are woman? b. 18% c. 26%

Question 7 Which of these fruits can you buy with the FAIRTRADE Mark? a. Strawberries b. Peaches c. Grapes d. Oranges

Question 7 Which of these fruits can you buy with the FAIRTRADE Mark? a. Strawberries b. Peaches c. Grapes d. Oranges

Question 8 Where does cotton come from? a. a flower b. a tree c. a vine d. a cotton worm

Question 8 Where does cotton come from? a. a flower b. a tree c. a vine d. a cotton worm

Question 9 Who grows Fairtrade olives?

Question 9 Who grows Fairtrade olives? Palestinian farmers

Question 10 What is the cocoa pod? a vegetable b. a fruit c. a flower d. a leaf

Question 10 What is the cocoa pod? a vegetable b. a fruit c. a flower d. a leaf

Question 11 Which famous civil rights activist said: “Before you finish eating your breakfast in the morning, you’ve depended on more than half the world.” ?

Question 11 Which famous civil rights activist said: “Before you finish eating your breakfast in the morning, you’ve depended on more than half the world.” ? Martin Luther King

Question 12 Name three Fairtrade products that you can’t eat or drink.

Question 12 Name three Fairtrade products that you can’t eat or drink. Shower gel; body lotion; clothes; jewellery; soap; body scrub; beauty products – made using Fairtrade honey, cotton, gold, shea butter, cocoa, mango and/or sugar.

Question 13 Fairtrade rice helps farmers in Africa and Asia earn enough money from what they grow, but how many varieties of rice are there in the world? a. 5 b. 200 c. 5,000 d. 40,000

Question 13 Fairtrade rice helps farmers in Africa and Asia earn enough money from what they grow, but how many varieties of rice are there in the world? a. 5 b. 200 c. 5,000 d. 40,000

Question 14 Which beans go into Fairtrade Baked Beans, grown by farmers in Inner Mongolia? a. White kidney beans b. Soybeans c. Green beans d. Jelly beans

Question 14 Which beans go into Fairtrade Baked Beans, grown by farmers in Inner Mongolia? a. White kidney beans b. Soybeans c. Green beans d. Jelly beans