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Question (31)
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A consumer compares two baskets of tomatoes. Basket A travelled 40 km and Basket B travelled 400 km. Which statement is correct?
  • (A) Basket A has lower food miles
  • (B) Basket B has lower food miles
  • (C) Both have equal food miles
  • (D) Food miles cannot be compared

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

40 km is less than 400 km.

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Question (32)
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Food miles provide information mainly about:
  • (A) Food transportation distance
  • (B) Food colour variation
  • (C) Cooking methods
  • (D) Seed size

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Food miles describe transportation distance.

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Question (33)
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A farmer's market can help reduce food miles because:
  • (A) Producers sell directly to nearby consumers
  • (B) Food must travel farther
  • (C) More warehouses are needed
  • (D) Imports increase automatically

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Direct local sales reduce travel distance.

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Question (34)
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If local produce travels 25 km and imported produce travels 2500 km, the imported produce has food miles that are:
  • (A) 10 times greater
  • (B) 50 times greater
  • (C) 100 times greater
  • (D) Equal

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

2500 ÷ 25 = 100.

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Question (35)
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Which concept connects food miles with society?
  • (A) Awareness of local food choices
  • (B) Shoe manufacturing
  • (C) Textile production only
  • (D) Playground construction

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Food miles encourage informed food choices.

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Question (36)
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Food miles encourage consumers to think about:
  • (A) The journey of food before it reaches them
  • (B) Only food colour
  • (C) Only food packaging design
  • (D) Only cooking utensils

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Food miles focus on the path food travels.

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Question (37)
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A family buys vegetables from a kitchen garden. The food miles are likely to be:
  • (A) Very low
  • (B) Extremely high
  • (C) Impossible to estimate
  • (D) Higher than imported food

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Home-grown food travels very little distance.

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Question (38)
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Which situation best illustrates the idea of food miles?
  • (A) Tracking how far food travels before consumption
  • (B) Measuring food weight
  • (C) Counting food grains
  • (D) Testing food taste

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Food miles measure travel distance.

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Question (39)
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Promoting local food markets may help reduce:
  • (A) Food miles
  • (B) Plant growth
  • (C) Harvesting activity
  • (D) Nutrient content

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Local markets reduce transportation distance.

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Question (40)
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The central idea of "Food Miles: From Farm to Our Plate" is to understand:
  • (A) How far food travels and its broader significance
  • (B) Only the price of food
  • (C) Only the taste of food
  • (D) Only cooking techniques

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Food miles help us understand the journey of food from farm to plate.

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