1. Chapter 16 Food Equity, Sustainability, and Quality
The Basics
Under- nutrition
Food Availability
Nutrient Deficiencies
Over- nutrition
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2. The Basics: $100 Question
Severe food shortages affecting a large percentage of the population in a limited geographic area at a particular time is called ________.
famine
food insecurity
epidemic
marasmus
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3. The Basics: $100 Answer
Severe food shortages affecting a large percentage of the population in a limited geographic area at a particular time is called ________.
famine
food insecurity
epidemic
marasmus
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4. The Basics: $200 Question
The condition in which people or families are unable to obtain enough energy and nutrients to meet their physical needs every day is called ________.
famine
food insecurity
epidemic
marasmus
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5. The Basics: $200 Answer
The condition in which people or families are unable to obtain enough energy and nutrients to meet their physical needs every day is called ________.
famine
food insecurity
epidemic
marasmus
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6. The major cause of chronic hunger in the world is ________.
The Basics: $300 Question
The major cause of chronic hunger in the world is ________.
overpopulation
misuse of agricultural land
unequal food distribution
poor infrastructure
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7. The major cause of chronic hunger in the world is ________.
The Basics: $300 Answer
The major cause of chronic hunger in the world is ________.
overpopulation
misuse of agricultural land
unequal food distribution
poor infrastructure
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8. safe drinking water and sewage systems
The Basics: $400 Question
Aspects of infrastructure include all of the following conditions EXCEPT ________.
safe drinking water and sewage systems
limited healthcare delivery systems
adequate public education
developed transportation systems
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9. safe drinking water and sewage systems
The Basics: $400 Answer
Aspects of infrastructure include all of the following conditions EXCEPT ________.
safe drinking water and sewage systems
limited healthcare delivery systems
adequate public education
developed transportation systems
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10. The Basics: $500 Question
The most significant factor contributing to climate change is ________.
global warming
the nutrition paradox
The Green Revolution
food deserts
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11. The Basics: $500 Answer
The most significant factor contributing to climate change is ________.
global warming
the nutrition paradox
The Green Revolution
food deserts
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12. Under-nutrition: $100 Question
At least ________ million children worldwide suffer from severe acute malnutrition. 3 9 17 36
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13. Under-nutrition: $100 Answer
At least ________ million children worldwide suffer from severe acute malnutrition. 3 9 17 36
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14. Under-nutrition: $200 Question
Chronic undernutrition in children can result in ________.
good motor development
stunted growth
enhanced mental capacity
increased work capacity
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15. Under-nutrition: $200 Answer
Chronic undernutrition in children can result in ________.
good motor development
stunted growth
enhanced mental capacity
increased work capacity
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16. Under-nutrition: $300 Question
Severe ________ deficiency is the largest cause of mental impairment.
iodine
iron
vitamin A
calcium
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17. Under-nutrition: $300 Answer
Severe ________ deficiency is the largest cause of mental impairment.
iodine
iron
vitamin A
calcium
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18. Under-nutrition: $400 Question
Scurvy, pellagra, goiter, rickets, and night blindness are examples of ________.
deficiency diseases
communicable diseases
minor diseases
foodborne illnesses
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19. Under-nutrition: $400 Answer
Scurvy, pellagra, goiter, rickets, and night blindness are examples of ________.
deficiency diseases
communicable diseases
minor diseases
foodborne illnesses
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20. Under-nutrition: $500 Question
________ deficiency is the most common micronutrient deficiency in the world.
Iodine
Vitamin A
Iron
Folate
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21. Under-nutrition: $500 Answer
________ deficiency is the most common micronutrient deficiency in the world.
Iodine
Vitamin A
Iron
Folate
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22. Food Availability: $100 Question
The coexistence of stunting and overweight/obesity within the same region, household or family is known as ________.
the Green Revolution
the food/population ratio
very low food insecurity
the nutrition paradox
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23. Food Availability: $100 Answer
The coexistence of stunting and overweight/obesity within the same region, household or family is known as ________.
the Green Revolution
the food/population ratio
very low food insecurity
the nutrition paradox
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24. Food Availability: $200 Question
________ is a key factor of the nutrition paradox.
Severe acute malnutrition
Decreased physical activity
Micronutrient toxicity
Overpopulation
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25. Food Availability: $200 Answer
________ is a key factor of the nutrition paradox.
Severe acute malnutrition
Decreased physical activity
Micronutrient toxicity
Overpopulation
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26. Food Availability: $300 Question
The nutrition paradox is especially common in ________.
Germany
Canada
China
Australia
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27. Food Availability: $300 Answer
The nutrition paradox is especially common in ________.
Germany
Canada
China
Australia
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28. Food Availability: $400 Question
The prevalence of obesity in low-income populations is known as ________.
the Green Revolution
the poverty-obesity paradox
the food/population ratio
very low food insecurity
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29. Food Availability: $400 Answer
The prevalence of obesity in low-income populations is known as ________.
the Green Revolution
the poverty-obesity paradox
the food/population ratio
very low food insecurity
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30. Food Availability: $500 Question
Studies in Ecuador and Columbia have found an increased prevalence of ________ in impoverished and overweight of obese households.
rickets
scurvy
iron-deficiency anemia
marasmus
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31. Food Availability: $500 Answer
Studies in Ecuador and Columbia have found an increased prevalence of ________ in impoverished and overweight of obese households.
rickets
scurvy
iron-deficiency anemia
marasmus
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32. Nutrient Deficiencies: $100 Question
________ is NOT a characteristic of contingent work.
Good job security
Lack of healthcare insurance
Lack of retirement benefits
Low wages
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33. Nutrient Deficiencies: $100 Answer
________ is NOT a characteristic of contingent work.
Good job security
Lack of healthcare insurance
Lack of retirement benefits
Low wages
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34. Nutrient Deficiencies: $200 Question
Agricultural workers are often referred to as ________ because they move to different regions with changing harvest times.
migrant workers
cash croppers
skilled laborers
shareholders
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35. Nutrient Deficiencies: $200 Answer
Agricultural workers are often referred to as ________ because they move to different regions with changing harvest times.
migrant workers
cash croppers
skilled laborers
shareholders
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36. Nutrient Deficiencies: $300 Question
________ has improved seed quality, fertilizers, pesticides, and farming techniques which boost crop yields.
The nutrition paradox
Food diversity
Cash cropping
The Green Revolution
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37. Nutrient Deficiencies: $300 Answer
________ has improved seed quality, fertilizers, pesticides, and farming techniques which boost crop yields.
The nutrition paradox
Food diversity
Cash cropping
The Green Revolution
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38. Nutrient Deficiencies: $400 Question
One of the first high-yield variety crops was ________.
wheat
spinach
tomatoes
quinoa
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39. Nutrient Deficiencies: $400 Answer
One of the first high-yield variety crops was ________.
wheat
spinach
tomatoes
quinoa
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40. Nutrient Deficiencies: $500 Question
Industrial agriculture has ________ food diversity since the 1960s.
improved
reduced
maintained
had no effect on
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41. Nutrient Deficiencies: $500 Answer
Industrial agriculture has ________ food diversity since the 1960s.
improved
reduced
maintained
had no effect on
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42. Over-nutrition: $100 Question
________ is one of the most effective ways to improve the health and nutrition of children worldwide.
Deworming
Mosquito control
Breastfeeding
Vitamin C supplementation
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43. Over-nutrition: $100 Answer
________ is one of the most effective ways to improve the health and nutrition of children worldwide.
Deworming
Mosquito control
Breastfeeding
Vitamin C supplementation
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44. Over-nutrition: $200 Question
The USDA program that provides an allotment to low-income people of all ages to purchase food is ________.
WIC
NSBP
SNAP
NSLP
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45. Over-nutrition: $200 Answer
The USDA program that provides an allotment to low-income people of all ages to purchase food is ________.
WIC
NSBP
SNAP
NSLP
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46. Over-nutrition: $300 Question
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for WIC provides a food allotment that helps ________.
seniors
school lunch programs
anyone below the poverty limit
pregnant women and children up to age 5
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47. Over-nutrition: $300 Answer
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for WIC provides a food allotment that helps ________.
seniors
school lunch programs
anyone below the poverty limit
pregnant women and children up to age 5
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48. Over-nutrition: $400 Question
In farming, soil erosion can be controlled by ________.
cash crops
crop rotation
monoculture
grazing cattle
ANSWER
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49. Over-nutrition: $400 Answer
In farming, soil erosion can be controlled by ________.
cash crops
crop rotation
monoculture
grazing cattle
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50. Over-nutrition: $500 Question
________ is/are one method of sustainable agriculture.
Organic farming
Cash crops
Monoculture
High-yield variety crops
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51. Over-nutrition: $500 Answer
________ is/are one method of sustainable agriculture.
Organic farming
Cash crops
Monoculture
High-yield variety crops
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52. FINAL ROUND Question
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) estimates that one in ________ people in the world is chronically undernourished.
seven
eight
nine
ten
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53. FINAL ROUND Answer
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) estimates that one in ________ people in the world is chronically undernourished.
seven
eight
nine
ten
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