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How can we make sure there is enough food for everyone on Earth?

In this lesson, we will learn all about food production, food distribution and food waste. With a growing global population, we will explore how we can meet the demand this places on food.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.Match these nations to their capital cities.
Wales
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland

1/6

Q2.By 2050, experts believe that the population of Earth will be about

2/6

Q3.Since 2010, Japan's population has been

3/6

Q4.Which continent has the most youthful population?

4/6

Q5.Japan has an ageing population.

5/6

Q6.What was the world population in 1800?

6/6

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.Match these nations to their capital cities.
Wales
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland

1/6

Q2.By 2050, experts believe that the population of Earth will be about

2/6

Q3.Since 2010, Japan's population has been

3/6

Q4.Which continent has the most youthful population?

4/6

Q5.Japan has an ageing population.

5/6

Q6.What was the world population in 1800?

6/6

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Population: How can we make sure there is enough food for everyone on Earth?

End of lesson quiz

Q1.Match these nations to their capital cities.
Wales
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland

1/8

Q2.What percentage of the UK population are undernourished?

2/8

Q3.What has happened to the population of the world since 1800?

3/8

Q4.There is not enough food produced globally to feed everyone in the world.

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Q5.Which of these measures can improve food security. (Tick three).

Select three (3) boxes

5/8

Q6.Which country has the largest population in the world?

6/8

Q7.Approximately how many people around the world are overweight?

7/8

Q8.What was the world population in 1800?

8/8

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Population: How can we make sure there is enough food for everyone on Earth?

End of lesson quiz

Q1.Match these nations to their capital cities.
Wales
England
Northern Ireland
Scotland

1/8

Q2.What percentage of the UK population are undernourished?

2/8

Q3.What has happened to the population of the world since 1800?

3/8

Q4.There is not enough food produced globally to feed everyone in the world.

4/8

Q5.Which of these measures can improve food security. (Tick three).

Select three (3) boxes

5/8

Q6.Which country has the largest population in the world?

6/8

Q7.Approximately how many people around the world are overweight?

7/8

Q8.What was the world population in 1800?

8/8

Lesson summary: How can we make sure there is enough food for everyone on Earth?

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