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Fairtrade Quiz KS3
Fairtrade Quiz KS3
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1
Why was Fairtrade established?
To ensure workers in developing countries were paid a sustainable wage.
To reduce the cost of goods to developed countries.
To help us source food cheaply from other countries.
2
How tall can Brazil nut trees can grow?
50 metres
100 metres
20 metres
200 metres
3
Standard footballs are made up of which two shapes? Hexagons and…
pentagons
octogons
diamonds
circles
4
In which year did the FAIRTRADE Mark first appear on a product in the UK?
2000
1994
1976
1998
5
On average a person in the UK eats how many bananas a year?
30
100
365
200
6
In which country are 70% of the world’s hand-stitched footballs made?
Kenya
Pakistan
Uganda
India
7
What do the following countries have in common? Ecuador, Brazil, Kenya and Indonesia
They are all in the Northern Hemisphere
They've all won the FIFA World Cup
They all speak French
They are all on the equator
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Most of the world’s cocoa is grown in which of these places?
North America
West Africa
Europe
China
9
Which country produces the most Fairtrade coffee?
Kenya
Brazil
Columbia
Ecuador
10
What is the main export from Kenya to the UK?
bananas
coffee
rice
tea
