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Froggy Jumps Climate and Food Security QuizOnline version Food, climate, and poverty by Mark Cowan 1 Which climate-related events are described as increasing and worsening due to climate change, affecting food supply? a Snowstorms and blizzards b Heatwaves and wildfires c Floods, tropical storms, and droughts 2 What term describes a country that lacks water due to climate or physical conditions, common in arid regions? a Economic water scarcity b Hydrological drought c Physical water scarcity 3 What drives economic water scarcity besides limited rainfall? a Not enough money to access water b Lack of technology c Overabundant water supply 4 Which event in the Philippines illustrates floods affecting food production? a Cyclone Pam impact b Typhoon Haiyan aftermath c El Niño drought 5 Which regions are noted for drought impacting food production, such as in Ethiopia and Somalia? a Central Europe b East Africa c South Asia 6 What can war do to farming and food supply according to the text? a Disrupt farmland and block aid b Improve farm efficiency c Increase global food trade 7 In times of war, what can become a weapon that worsens hunger? a Water pipes b Fossil fuels c Food and farmland 8 What two consequences are linked to the 2011-2012 Somalia famine? a Peace talks and harvests b Economic boom and drought c War and famine causing many deaths 9 What was the global trend in extreme poverty between 1990 and 2008 as stated? a Poverty stayed the same b Halved poverty rates c Poverty doubled 10 Despite progress, how many people worldwide reportedly still live in extreme poverty? a About ten million b About five hundred thousand c About one billion 11 What cycle explains how malnutrition can trap families in poverty? a Poverty cycle b Nutrition loop c Wealth cycle 12 What does malnutrition do to people’s ability to work, perpetuating poverty? a Weakness reduces ability to work b Improves efficiency c Increases stamina 13 Why is poverty often linked to inability to buy seeds, tools, or fertilisers? a Lack of money b Excess subsidies c Overproduction 14 Which climates near the equator contribute to more diseases and pests in crops? a Mulfault climates b Cold, dry climates c Hot and humid climates 15 Name a crop disease or pest mentioned that affects crops near the equator. a Mildew mold b Locusts c Powdery mildew 16 Which pest or disease affects crops like bananas and cassava, as noted? a Rice blast b Banana diseases c Tomato blight 17 What is a major drought-prone region cited in the material? a Ethiopia b Norway c Japan 18 What is one tag of water scarcity caused by overuse and climate change? a Economic water scarcity b Meteorological scarcity c Hydrological scarcity 19 Which natural disaster is given as an example of increasing intensity due to climate change? a Tropical storms b Tsunamis c Earthquakes 20 Which factor primarily leads to hunger as millions flee their homes? a Conflict and wars b Urbanization c Trade tariffs

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Climate and Food Security QuizOnline version

by Mark Cowan

Which climate-related events are described as increasing and worsening due to climate change, affecting food supply?

What term describes a country that lacks water due to climate or physical conditions, common in arid regions?

What drives economic water scarcity besides limited rainfall?

Which event in the Philippines illustrates floods affecting food production?

Which regions are noted for drought impacting food production, such as in Ethiopia and Somalia?

What can war do to farming and food supply according to the text?

In times of war, what can become a weapon that worsens hunger?

What two consequences are linked to the 2011-2012 Somalia famine?

What was the global trend in extreme poverty between 1990 and 2008 as stated?

Despite progress, how many people worldwide reportedly still live in extreme poverty?

What cycle explains how malnutrition can trap families in poverty?

What does malnutrition do to people’s ability to work, perpetuating poverty?

Why is poverty often linked to inability to buy seeds, tools, or fertilisers?

Which climates near the equator contribute to more diseases and pests in crops?

Name a crop disease or pest mentioned that affects crops near the equator.

Which pest or disease affects crops like bananas and cassava, as noted?

What is a major drought-prone region cited in the material?

What is one tag of water scarcity caused by overuse and climate change?

Which natural disaster is given as an example of increasing intensity due to climate change?

Which factor primarily leads to hunger as millions flee their homes?