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Froggy Jumps food ethicsVersion en ligne year 10 lesson 1 par clare.fitzpatrick@education.vic.gov.au 1 What is food ethics? a Making choices that consider people, animals and the environment. b Only choosing healthy food. c Buying the cheapest food. 2 Who is a consumer? a Someone who buys or uses products. b Someone who grows crops. c Someone who transports food. 3 Animal welfare is about... a How animals are treated. b How much food costs. c How food tastes. 4 Which is an example of reducing food waste? a Using overripe bananas in muffins. b Throwing away leftovers. c Buying more than you need. 5 Why do some people buy Australian-made food? a To support Australian farmers and businesses. b Because it is always cheaper. c Because it always tastes better. 6 Which certification helps cocoa farmers receive a fair price? a Fairtrade b Organic c Recycling symbol 7 Which factor is NOT part of food ethics? a The colour of the packaging. b Animal welfare. c Fair treatment of workers. 8 Which food choice is usually considered more sustainable? a Buying local apples in season. b Buying imported apples flown from overseas. c Buying extra food you won't eat. 9 What does sustainability mean? a Meeting today's needs without harming the future. b Buying expensive food. c Growing only vegetables. 10 Which logo suggests a product is produced in Australia? a b c 11 What information can food packaging provide? a Country of origin. b The weather where it was made. c The farmer's favourite food. 12 Why do consumers compare food labels? a To make informed choices. b To make shopping take longer. c To find colourful packaging. 13 Which is most likely to help protect the environment? a Buying food with recyclable packaging. b Throwing packaging in the bin without checking. c Buying extra food you don't need 14 A product with two ethical logos may... a Meet more than one ethical standard. b Be unsafe to eat. c Always cost less. 15 Which is an ethical issue involving people? a Workers not being paid fairly. b A product having bright packaging. c A shop playing loud music. 16 Which action best supports Australian farmers? a Buying locally grown produce. b Buying imported food whenever possible. c Ignoring country of origin labels. 17 Why might someone choose a more expensive ethical product? a Because it better matches their values. b Because it always tastes sweeter. c Because it contains more sugar. 18 Which of these is an example of food waste? a Throwing away edible bread. b Freezing leftover soup. c Sharing excess fruit with neighbours. 19 Why might a company display certification logos? a To show the product meets certain standards. b To make the package heavier. c To increase the serving size. 20 Which is an example of an ethical food choice? a Buying Free Range eggs. b Buying damaged food and throwing it away. c Ignoring food labels completely. 21 What does the country of origin label tell consumers? a Where the food was grown or made. b How healthy the food is. c How long it will last. 22 What should consumers do before buying a product? a Read the information on the packaging. b Only look at the picture. c Buy the first product they see. 23 Which of these is an environmental concern? a Pollution caused by food production. b The colour of supermarket shelves. c The shape of the shopping trolley. 24 Food ethics involves balancing... a Different priorities and values. b Only the lowest price. c Only what tastes best. 25 Which statement is TRUE? a Healthy food is not always ethical. b Ethical food is always cheaper. c Healthy food and ethical food mean the same thing.

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food ethicsVersion en ligne

par clare.fitzpatrick@education.vic.gov.au

What is food ethics?

Who is a consumer?

Animal welfare is about...

Which is an example of reducing food waste?

Why do some people buy Australian-made food?

Which certification helps cocoa farmers receive a fair price?

Which factor is NOT part of food ethics?

Which food choice is usually considered more sustainable?

What does sustainability mean?

Which logo suggests a product is produced in Australia?

What information can food packaging provide?

Why do consumers compare food labels?

Which is most likely to help protect the environment?

A product with two ethical logos may...

Which is an ethical issue involving people?

Which action best supports Australian farmers?

Why might someone choose a more expensive ethical product?

Which of these is an example of food waste?

Why might a company display certification logos?

Which is an example of an ethical food choice?

What does the country of origin label tell consumers?

What should consumers do before buying a product?

Which of these is an environmental concern?

Food ethics involves balancing...

Which statement is TRUE?