Lesson 4.7.5.1
4.7.5.1 Factors affecting food security Quiz: AQA Biology, Unit 7
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the definition of food security?
- Having enough food
- Eating organic food
- Exporting surplus crops
- Farming without chemicals
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What effect does an increasing birth rate have on food security?
- Threatens food security
- Increases crop yield
- Improves food security
- Has no effect
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Which biological factor threatens food security?
- Drought conditions
- Armed conflicts
- New pathogens
- Input costs
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What is a consequence of changing diets in developed countries?
- Lower food prices
- Transporting scarce food
- Increased local farming
- Higher crop yields
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Which environmental factor can directly cause widespread famine?
- Organic farming
- Crop rotation
- Rain failure
- Warm weather
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Which economic factor can threaten food security?
- New pathogens
- High input costs
- Changing diets
- Famine from drought
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What essential resources can war or conflict restrict, threatening food security?
- Minerals and metals
- Water and food
- Solar energy
- Fossil fuels
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What type of methods must be found to feed all people on Earth?
- Non-renewable methods
- Sustainable methods
- Traditional methods
- Intensive methods
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A country's food production falls because rains fail. What type of factor is this?
- Political conflict
- Environmental change
- Economic cost change
- Biological pathogen
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A new fungal disease spreading across wheat crops is an example of which biological threat?
- Changing diet
- New pathogen
- High input cost
- Environmental change
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Which demographic factor can threaten food security if it increases rapidly in a country?
- Migration rate
- Life expectancy
- Birth rate
- Death rate
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High prices for fertilisers and machinery represent which threat to food security?
- Environmental changes
- Changing diets
- Agricultural input costs
- New pathogens
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Demand for imported food transported long distances is caused by what factor in developed nations?
- High birth rates
- Agricultural input costs
- Changing diets
- New pathogens
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What term describes having enough food to feed a population?
- Food security
- Biomass transfer
- Sustainable farming
- Intensive production
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Drought causing widespread rainfall failure and crop loss is an example of what threat?
- High input cost
- New pathogen
- Environmental change
- Changing diet
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Widespread famine occurring when rains fail in a region is caused by what factor?
- Environmental change
- Changing diets
- Armed conflict
- Input costs
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Country A has a high birth rate and poor farming inputs. Country B has a low birth rate and stable inputs. Which is more at risk?
- Both equally
- Country A
- Country B
- Neither
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What key threat to food security occurs when the price of fertiliser increases?
- Agricultural input costs
- Environmental changes
- Increasing birth rates
- Changing diets
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Transporting scarce food globally to meet changing diets in wealthy nations threatens what?
- Food security
- Genetic diversity
- Photosynthesis rates
- Trophic efficiency
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A region needs 1,200 tonnes of grain but only 900 tonnes are supplied. What is the percentage shortfall?
- 33%
- 25%
- 75%
- 10%
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