A) Are edible.
B) Are available.
C) Have been discovered.
D) Food types are what we are accustomed to eating.
E) All of these are true.
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A) Anemia
B) Weak bones
C) A lack of energy, or listlessness
D) Poorly developed neural systems in embryos
E) Blindness
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A) it robs the government of the poor country of valuable tax revenue.
B) the local farmers of the poor nation are forced out of business by the free or cheap food and the economy cannot stabilize properly.
C) it creates more fighting over food.
D) it causes no problems.
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A) Often receive insufficient protein.
B) Are usually severely overweight.
C) Have the healthiest possible diet.
D) Are sure to meet all their nutritional needs.
E) Are usually suffering from goiter.
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A) A very serious drought.
B) No room to expand agriculture.
C) Steady population growth.
D) Armed conflict and political oppression.
E) An attempt by indigenous people to return to old traditions and lands.
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A) A country's dependence on cash crop exports.
B) Preventing wars over diminishing food supplies.
C) The ability of a population to obtain food on a day-to-day basis.
D) The total volume of food a country imports.
E) The total volume of aid a country receives.
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A) Overharvesting threatens the fisheries.
B) Subsidies are necessary to make the fisheries profitable.
C) Fish farming has allowed some wild fish to recover worldwide.
D) Habitat destruction threatens the fisheries.
E) All of these describe the status of wild fisheries.
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A) Confined in CAFOs.
B) Held in pasture year-round.
C) Kept in pastures during the day and barns at night.
D) Kept in pastures during the summer and barns during the winter.
E) Exported to Europe after slaughter.
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A) 23
B) 40
C) 80
D) 64
E) 90
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A) 2075
B) 2125
C) 2050
D) 2100
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A) The productivity of wheat should continue to rise and increase the availability of food per person.
B) Genetic resources are diminished and an epidemic of wheat disease is more likely due to the reliance on few species.
C) The high responder varieties will need specialized harvesting methods because they are so productive.
D) The biodiversity of wheat species has increased because of the introduction of few hybrid species.
E) All of these are correct.
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A) Even in severe drought conditions.
B) With primitive farming techniques and no chemical use.
C) In response to fertilizers, pesticides and irrigation.
D) In all conditions where standard crops fail.
E) Even in severe drought conditions and with primitive farming techniques and no chemical use.
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A) Futures markets
B) Non-food end use of commodity crops, such as ethanol production from maize
C) Exporting food for higher profits
D) Floods, droughts, and storms
E) All of these can cause increases in the price of food.
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A) 1/3
B) 1/2
C) 1/10
D) 1/4
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A) Transfer genetic deficiencies to their children.
B) Do not know any better.
C) Cannot afford to feed their children properly.
D) Do not have access to the information about nutrition.
E) All of these are reasons for the vicious cycle.
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