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Resource Management Recap: Food
Resource Management Recap: Food
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Year 9 food resources..
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Rank the food exports from highest value to lowest value
Olive Oil, Coffee, Fresh Fruit and Veg, Rice
Coffee, Olive Oil, Fresh Fruit and Veg, Rice
Rice, Olive oil, Coffee, Fresh fruit and veg
Fresh fruit and veg , Coffee, Olive oil, Rice
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Describe the general pattern of the global north/south divide.
North: High consumption, High Production
South:High Consumption, Low Production
South: Low Consumption, Low Production
North: High Consumption. Low Production
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What is a resource?
Normally all 3
Something occurring in nature
Something that can be used for survival
Something that can be exploited for money
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What is agribusiness?
cows, cows more cows
Large Scale, commercial, capital intensive farming
Large scale commercial farming
Commercial farming
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Supermarkets affect the growing demand for food exports from low income countries by..
Importing from many countries, allows fresh veg all year
Supplying fresh seasonal veg from UK
All of these factors
Avoiding rowing organic to keep production costs low
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Which is not a reason why is there a growing demand for high value food in the UK?
It is cheaper due to lower costs of production abroad
People are used to seasonal food all year round
Organic food has increased in popularity
Chip inflation
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Which is important for social and economic wellbeing?
Food and Water
Energy
Food
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An end state when all basic human needs are met, people have friends, health and education.
Economic wellbeing
Overall Wellbeing
Quality of Life
Social Wellbeing
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What is NOT a reason to shop locally?
Support local children
More disposable income
Lower Carbon Footprint
Support local economy
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What is the relationship between carbon footprints and food miles?
Increased food miles increases carbon footprint
None
Bigger the carbon footprint the longer your food travel
Its complicated