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    The Importance of Food, Energy and Water Quiz

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Which of the following are essential to economic and social well-being?

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True or false? Where resources are abundant economies are more likely to develop, societies thrive and people enjoy a good quality of life.

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What are the recommended calorie intakes for men and women?

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Which of the following require a higher intake of calories compared to the average person?

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True or false? A high proportion of people in LICs consume too many calories and an increasing number of people in HICs consume too few calories.

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Which of the following most accurately describes water use in the UK?

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The average person in the UK uses 150 litres of water each day. 4% of this is used for drinking. On average how many litres of water are consumed per person per day in the UK?

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True or false? The ability to generate fire is one of the most significant advances in the development of the human species.

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Which of the following are not examples of fossil fuels?

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Which of the following are not examples of non-renewable energy resources?

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True or false? There is an increasing trend in the use of renewable energy resources in the UK.

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Why is food, water and energy important to economic and social wellbeing?
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