EBT
SNAP
Purchases
Inventor
100

What was EBT made for?

To digitize government assistance programs and replace physical paper coupons.

100

What does SNAP stand for?

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

100

What CAN you pay with a EBT card

-Fruits and Vegetables

-Meats

-Milk and Eggs

100

Who invented SNAP

Hint:

They where the Secretary of Agriculture & Administrator during 1939

Henry Wallace and Milo Perkins

200

When was EBT created?

 EBT was created in 1984.

200

What was it made for?

Provide food-purchasing assistance for low-income Americans for nutrition

200

YES OR NO:
Can you use SNAP with non-food related items?

NO

200

Trick Question:

The first food stamp program was able to fully launch in what year?

1939 or 1942

1939

300

When were the original paper food stamps introduced?

The original prototype for paper food stamps was introduced during the Great Depression.

300

What year did SNAP benefits begin?

1939

300

Name three broad items or food categories that are absolutely prohibited from being purchased using SNAP

-Hot Food items

-Alcohol

-Non-food items

300

How many people has to be in a household to get EBT or SNAP benefits

There is no minimum household size required

400

How would you be able to check your EBT balance?

To check your EBT balance you would call the Maryland EBT Customer Call Center.

400

What was the cause for SNAP's beginning?

The Great Depression

400

TRUE OR FALSE: Quickest answer

Clients are allowed to use SNAP benefits to buy seeds and or plants to produce food themselves

True

400

Why can you not buy junk food with SNAP?

Hint:

Someone most people want dead

Trump Administration

500

What does EBT stand for?

Electronic Benefit Transfer.

500

To qualify for SNAP, a household's net monthly income must fall at or below what percentage?

-50%

-70%

-100%

500

TRUE OR FALSE: Quickest answer

Can the elderly, disabled, or the unhoused be excused from using EBT cards for hot meals?

True

500

Whats the average monthly SNAP benefit

$180 per customer.