6.2.1 Food Security

• Adequate access in food security refers to having the financial resources to purchase food.

  True
• Availability in food security means there is a sufficient supply of food in local markets
• The conversion of agricultural land for urban development reduces food production
• Socio-political factors such as conflict disrupt food supply chains
• Crop rotation is a sustainable practice that enhances soil health and reduces erosion.

  True
• Match the agricultural innovation with its impact:

  GMOs ↔️ Increase crop yields

  Precision farming ↔️ Reduces resource use

  Vertical farming ↔️ Improves efficiency
• What is the purpose of agricultural subsidies in ensuring food security?

  Improve access to food
• Food security ensures everyone has adequate access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food at all times
• How does climate change impact food security?

  Reduces crop yields
• Why does population growth affect food security?

  Outpaces food supply
• Arrange the agricultural innovations by their primary purpose:

  1️⃣ Precision farming ||| Vertical farming ||| Genetically modified crops
• Match the sustainable practice with its benefit:

  Crop rotation ↔️ Improves soil health

  Conservation tillage ↔️ Reduces erosion

  Water conservation ↔️ Preserves water resources
• What does food security mean in simple terms?

  Adequate access to food
• What does affordability mean in the context of food security?

  Reasonable food prices
• Quality in food security ensures that food meets dietary needs and is safe to eat.


  True
• Water scarcity reduces crop productivity by limiting irrigation.


  True
• What role do fair trade agreements play in food security?

  Stabilize food prices
• Conservation tillage reduces soil disturbance and conserves soil moisture
• Sustainability in food security aims to meet current food demands without compromising future generations.


  True