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Question (1)

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What does the term "food miles" refer to?

(A) The distance food travels from farm to consumer
(B) The weight of food transported
(C) The price of food in the market
(D) The time taken to cook food

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Food miles measure the distance travelled by food from farm to consumer.

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Question (2)

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Food miles are usually measured in:

(A) Litres
(B) Kilograms
(C) Kilometres
(D) Degrees Celsius

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Food miles are measured in kilometres.

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Question (3)

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If vegetables are grown in a nearby village and sold locally, they generally have:

(A) High food miles
(B) Low food miles
(C) No food miles
(D) Negative food miles

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Local produce usually has lower food miles.

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Question (4)

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Which stage is included in the journey represented by food miles?

(A) Farm to consumer
(B) Seed to flower only
(C) Soil to root only
(D) Rain to river only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Food miles track the journey from farm to consumer.

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Question (5)

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A mango transported 20 km has lower food miles than a mango transported:

(A) 10 km
(B) 15 km
(C) 5 km
(D) 200 km

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

Greater travel distance means higher food miles.

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Question (6)

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Why are food miles important in environmental studies?

(A) They help estimate transport-related impacts
(B) They increase the size of fruits
(C) They improve food taste automatically
(D) They reduce cooking time

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Food miles help assess transportation impacts.

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Question (7)

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Which food is likely to have the lowest food miles for a student living near a farming area?

(A) Locally grown vegetables
(B) Imported fruit from another continent
(C) Food transported by air over long distances
(D) Processed food imported from abroad

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Locally grown vegetables travel shorter distances.

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Question (8)

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Food miles increase when food is transported over:

(A) Shorter distances
(B) Longer distances
(C) Equal distances only
(D) Zero distance

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Longer transportation increases food miles.

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Question (9)

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A farmer sells tomatoes directly in the local market. This situation generally results in:

(A) Lower food miles
(B) Higher food miles
(C) No farming activity
(D) Increased imports

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Direct local sales reduce travel distance.

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Question (10)

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Which factor directly affects food miles?

(A) Distance travelled by food
(B) Colour of the food
(C) Shape of the food
(D) Taste preference

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Food miles depend on travel distance.

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Question (1)

What does the term "food miles" refer to?

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Question (2)

Food miles are usually measured in:

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Question (3)

If vegetables are grown in a nearby village and sold locally, they generally have:

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Question (4)

Which stage is included in the journey represented by food miles?

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Question (5)

A mango transported 20 km has lower food miles than a mango transported:

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Question (6)

Why are food miles important in environmental studies?

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Question (7)

Which food is likely to have the lowest food miles for a student living near a farming area?

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Question (8)

Food miles increase when food is transported over:

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Question (9)

A farmer sells tomatoes directly in the local market. This situation generally results in:

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Question (10)

Which factor directly affects food miles?

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