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Froggy Jumps Fair Trade QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on fair trade and its impact on global trade and social justice. by Zoe Lauren Muir 1 What is the main goal of fair trade? a To increase profits for multinational corporations. b To exploit workers in developing countries. c To ensure that producers in developing countries receive fair prices for their products. 2 What is the Fairtrade Mark? a A certification mark for products that meet fair trade standards. b A logo for a fair trade advocacy group. c A trademark for a fair trade retailer. 3 What is the difference between fair trade and free trade? a Fair trade is only applicable to agricultural products, while free trade is applicable to all produc b Fair trade prioritizes social and environmental standards, while free trade prioritizes economic gro c Fair trade promotes protectionism, while free trade promotes globalization. 4 What is the Fair Trade Federation? a A trade association that promotes fair trade practices and principles. b A government agency that regulates fair trade. c A non-profit organization that provides aid to fair trade producers. 5 What is the role of consumers in fair trade? a To demand fair trade from producers and retailers. b To boycott non-fair trade products. c To support fair trade by purchasing fair trade products. 6 What is the Fair Trade Certified label? a A label for products that meet fair trade standards set by the World Fair Trade Organization. b A certification label for products that meet fair trade standards set by Fair Trade USA. c A label for products that meet fair trade standards set by the Fair Trade International. 7 What is the impact of fair trade on producers? a Fair trade has no impact on producers. b Fair trade exploits producers by paying them less than market value. c Fair trade provides producers with stable prices, access to markets, and community development funds 8 What is the impact of fair trade on consumers? a Fair trade increases the cost of products for consumers. b Fair trade provides consumers with ethically sourced products and promotes social and environmental c Fair trade has no impact on consumers. 9 What is the impact of fair trade on the environment? a Fair trade promotes sustainable agriculture and reduces the use of harmful chemicals. b Fair trade harms the environment by promoting monoculture. c Fair trade has no impact on the environment. 10 What is the impact of fair trade on global trade? a Fair trade disrupts the global trade system. b Fair trade promotes a more equitable and just global trade system. c Fair trade has no impact on the global trade system. 11 What is fair trade? a A trading partnership that only benefits the producers b A trading partnership that prioritizes social and environmental sustainability c A trading partnership that prioritizes profit over people and the planet 12 What is the purpose of fair trade? a To increase profits for corporations b To provide fair wages and better working conditions for producers in developing countries c To exploit workers in developing countries 13 What does the fair trade label mean? a The product is cheap and low quality b The product meets certain social, environmental, and economic standards c The product is only available in developing countries 14 What are some common fair trade products? a Electronics, cars, and furniture b Coffee, chocolate, bananas, and clothing c Jewelry, makeup, and perfume 15 Who benefits from fair trade? a Producers in developing countries and consumers who prioritize ethical consumption b Governments and politicians c Corporations and wealthy consumers 16 What is the fair trade premium? a An additional amount of money paid to producers to invest in community development projects b A tax imposed on corporations who do not participate in fair trade c A discount given to consumers who buy fair trade products 17 What are some criticisms of fair trade? a It is too expensive for consumers b It only benefits producers in certain countries c It does not address the root causes of poverty and may not benefit all producers equally 18 What is the fair trade minimum price? a The average price paid to producers for their products b The minimum price paid to producers for their products to cover their costs of sustainable productio c The maximum price paid to producers for their products 19 What is the fair trade certification process? a A simple process that only requires producers to sign a contract b A rigorous process that ensures products meet fair trade standards and are audited by third-party or c A secretive process that is not transparent to consumers 20 What can consumers do to support fair trade? a Boycott fair trade products and support corporations b Buy fair trade products and advocate for fair trade policies c Ignore fair trade and continue to buy cheap products 21 What is fair trade? a A trading partnership based on exploitation and inequality. b A trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency, and respect. c A trading partnership based on secrecy and corruption. 22 What is the purpose of fair trade? a To exploit workers in developing countries. b To maximize profits for corporations. c To promote sustainable development and reduce poverty. 23 What products are commonly associated with fair trade? a Oil, gas, and coal. b Gold, diamonds, and silver. c Coffee, chocolate, and bananas. 24 What is the fair trade premium? a A tax imposed on fair trade products by governments. b A discount given to consumers who purchase fair trade products. c An additional sum of money paid to producers to invest in their communities. 25 What is the fair trade minimum price? a The maximum price paid to producers for their products. b The average price paid to producers for their products. c The minimum price paid to producers for their products. 26 What is the fair trade certification mark? a A symbol that indicates a product is overpriced. b A symbol that indicates a product is of low quality. c A symbol that indicates a product has met fair trade standards. 27 What is a fair trade cooperative? a A group of investors who fund fair trade projects. b A group of consumers who buy fair trade products. c A group of producers who work together to sell their products. 28 What is the fair trade movement? a A political movement that opposes fair trade practices. b A social movement that advocates for fair trade practices. c A religious movement that promotes fair trade practices. 29 What is the fair trade standard for labor? a Producers are not required to provide any labor standards. b Producers can exploit workers and pay them low wages. c Producers must provide safe working conditions and fair wages. 30 What is the fair trade standard for the environment? a Producers must minimize their environmental impact and promote sustainability. b Producers are not required to follow any environmental standards. c Producers can harm the environment as much as they want.

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Fair Trade QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on fair trade and its impact on global trade and social justice.

by Zoe Lauren Muir

What is the main goal of fair trade?

To increase profits for multinational corporations.

To exploit workers in developing countries.

To ensure that producers in developing countries receive fair prices for their products.

What is the Fairtrade Mark?

A certification mark for products that meet fair trade standards.

A logo for a fair trade advocacy group.

A trademark for a fair trade retailer.

What is the difference between fair trade and free trade?

Fair trade is only applicable to agricultural products, while free trade is applicable to all produc

Fair trade prioritizes social and environmental standards, while free trade prioritizes economic gro

Fair trade promotes protectionism, while free trade promotes globalization.

What is the Fair Trade Federation?

A trade association that promotes fair trade practices and principles.

A government agency that regulates fair trade.

A non-profit organization that provides aid to fair trade producers.

What is the role of consumers in fair trade?

To demand fair trade from producers and retailers.

To boycott non-fair trade products.

To support fair trade by purchasing fair trade products.

What is the Fair Trade Certified label?

A label for products that meet fair trade standards set by the World Fair Trade Organization.

A certification label for products that meet fair trade standards set by Fair Trade USA.

A label for products that meet fair trade standards set by the Fair Trade International.

What is the impact of fair trade on producers?

Fair trade has no impact on producers.

Fair trade exploits producers by paying them less than market value.

Fair trade provides producers with stable prices, access to markets, and community development funds

What is the impact of fair trade on consumers?

Fair trade increases the cost of products for consumers.

Fair trade provides consumers with ethically sourced products and promotes social and environmental

Fair trade has no impact on consumers.

What is the impact of fair trade on the environment?

Fair trade promotes sustainable agriculture and reduces the use of harmful chemicals.

Fair trade harms the environment by promoting monoculture.

Fair trade has no impact on the environment.

What is the impact of fair trade on global trade?

Fair trade disrupts the global trade system.

Fair trade promotes a more equitable and just global trade system.

Fair trade has no impact on the global trade system.

What is fair trade?

A trading partnership that only benefits the producers

A trading partnership that prioritizes social and environmental sustainability

A trading partnership that prioritizes profit over people and the planet

What is the purpose of fair trade?

To increase profits for corporations

To provide fair wages and better working conditions for producers in developing countries

To exploit workers in developing countries

What does the fair trade label mean?

The product is cheap and low quality

The product meets certain social, environmental, and economic standards

The product is only available in developing countries

What are some common fair trade products?

Electronics, cars, and furniture

Coffee, chocolate, bananas, and clothing

Jewelry, makeup, and perfume

Who benefits from fair trade?

Producers in developing countries and consumers who prioritize ethical consumption

Governments and politicians

Corporations and wealthy consumers

What is the fair trade premium?

An additional amount of money paid to producers to invest in community development projects

A tax imposed on corporations who do not participate in fair trade

A discount given to consumers who buy fair trade products

What are some criticisms of fair trade?

It is too expensive for consumers

It only benefits producers in certain countries

It does not address the root causes of poverty and may not benefit all producers equally

What is the fair trade minimum price?

The average price paid to producers for their products

The minimum price paid to producers for their products to cover their costs of sustainable productio

The maximum price paid to producers for their products

What is the fair trade certification process?

A simple process that only requires producers to sign a contract

A rigorous process that ensures products meet fair trade standards and are audited by third-party or

A secretive process that is not transparent to consumers

What can consumers do to support fair trade?

Boycott fair trade products and support corporations

Buy fair trade products and advocate for fair trade policies

Ignore fair trade and continue to buy cheap products

What is fair trade?

A trading partnership based on exploitation and inequality.

A trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency, and respect.

A trading partnership based on secrecy and corruption.

What is the purpose of fair trade?

To exploit workers in developing countries.

To maximize profits for corporations.

To promote sustainable development and reduce poverty.

What products are commonly associated with fair trade?

Oil, gas, and coal.

Gold, diamonds, and silver.

Coffee, chocolate, and bananas.

What is the fair trade premium?

A tax imposed on fair trade products by governments.

A discount given to consumers who purchase fair trade products.

An additional sum of money paid to producers to invest in their communities.

What is the fair trade minimum price?

The maximum price paid to producers for their products.

The average price paid to producers for their products.

The minimum price paid to producers for their products.

What is the fair trade certification mark?

A symbol that indicates a product is overpriced.

A symbol that indicates a product is of low quality.

A symbol that indicates a product has met fair trade standards.

What is a fair trade cooperative?

A group of investors who fund fair trade projects.

A group of consumers who buy fair trade products.

A group of producers who work together to sell their products.

What is the fair trade movement?

A political movement that opposes fair trade practices.

A social movement that advocates for fair trade practices.

A religious movement that promotes fair trade practices.

What is the fair trade standard for labor?

Producers are not required to provide any labor standards.

Producers can exploit workers and pay them low wages.

Producers must provide safe working conditions and fair wages.

What is the fair trade standard for the environment?

Producers must minimize their environmental impact and promote sustainability.

Producers are not required to follow any environmental standards.

Producers can harm the environment as much as they want.

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