Multiple Choice
Fill in the Blank
Short Answers
Reverse Questions
100

What vegetables did Maria Luz and her father plant and they didn’t grow? 

a) Beans and Corn

b) Peas and Lettuce 

c) Potatoes and Squash

a) Beans and Corn

100

Maria receives (blank) seeds from Don Pedro 


Radish

100

What effect does food insecurity have on someone's health?


If people are not able to afford food, they can not afford nutritional food which can lead to obesity, heart diseases, etc. 

Or acceptable answers (teachers discretion)

100

Tortillas, Beans, Corn, Cream … 


What foods were eaten in the story (The Good Garden)?

200

Which one is not an  issue for Maria Luz’s family? 

a) The drought 

b) The Coyote 

c) The family is not working hard enough

d)The land isn’t fertile anymore 

c) The family is not working hard enough

200

1.4 million children are affected by household (blank) in Canada 


Food Insecurity

200

How does the Coyote make money off the poor farmers? 

Lends the farmers bean/seeds

make the farmers buy back three times the beans he lent

Take their land if they can not meet their debt

Or acceptable answers

200

Feeding the soil with compost and creating terraces to collect water


How did Maria Luz’s family improve their farming practices?

300

What does Canada’s Food Guide suggest as should be the drink of choice? 

a) Water

b) Coffee 

c) Ice Tea

d) Coca Cola

a) Water 

300

(Blank) monitors the prevalence and severity of household food insecurity through its population surveys.


Statistics Canada

300

What kind of food do we grow in Canada (list 5)? 


Corn

Potatoes

Canola

Apples 

Or  acceptable answers

300

Gone for 6 months (in order to find work and make money)


How long was Maria’s father gone?

400

Why should individuals use nutrition labels on food (select all that apply)? 

a) compare and choose products more easily 

b) know what ingredients a food contains 

c) choose products with a little or a lot of the nutrients that are of interest to you

d) provide information to make informed decisions on food

a) compare and choose products more easily 

b) know what ingredients a food contains 

c) choose products with a little or a lot of the nutrients that are of interest to you

d) provide information to make informed decisions on food

400

Fruits/vegetables should make up (blank) percent of healthy food eaten in a day


50

400

What happened at the market in the story? 


Maria was able to sell her radishes and got three times the money Senor Lobo would have given her

Father was able to buy corn and bean seeds for less than what the coyote was selling them for

Or Acceptable Answers 

400

Financial issues prevent individuals from eating proper nutritional food because they can not afford it


How do financial issues affect nutrition?

500

Which one is not a benefit of cooking rather than eating out?

a) rely less on highly processed foods

b) save money by avoiding extra money spent on meals eaten out

c) control the amount of sauces and seasonings

d) you can make the food extremely salty with lots of seasonings 

d) you can make the food extremely salty with lots of seasonings

500

Eating meals with others (such as your family, friends, etc) is part of  (blank) eating? 

Healthy

500

How can schools help students gain the proper nutrition if their family has food insecurity? 

Acceptable answers (teachers discretion)

500

Policies/laws/funds can improve incomes of low-income households


What can be done to reduce food insecurity in Canada?

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