geography revision Flashcards

(31 cards)

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What is the definition of poverty?

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Poverty is the state of not having enough material possessions or income for a person’s basic needs.

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True or False: Fairtrade focuses only on environmental sustainability.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Fairtrade aims to provide better trading conditions and promote _________ for marginalized producers.

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sustainability

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What percentage of the world’s population lives on less than $1.90 a day?

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Approximately 9%

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5
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Which continent has the highest rates of extreme poverty?

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Africa

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key principle of Fairtrade? A) Maximizing profits B) Fair payment to producers C) Reducing production costs

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B) Fair payment to producers

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What is the main goal of Fairtrade?

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To ensure that producers in developing countries receive fair prices and work under decent conditions.

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True or False: Fairtrade products are typically more expensive than non-Fairtrade products.

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True

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What is one benefit of Fairtrade for farmers?

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Farmers receive a minimum price for their goods, which provides them with more financial stability.

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Fill in the blank: The Fairtrade certification label helps consumers identify products that meet ________ standards.

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Fairtrade

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What is one major challenge faced by Fairtrade producers?

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Access to international markets.

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Multiple Choice: Which product is commonly associated with Fairtrade? A) Coffee B) Electronics C) Fast food

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A) Coffee

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What is the role of Fairtrade organizations?

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To certify products and ensure compliance with Fairtrade standards.

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True or False: Fairtrade only benefits farmers in Africa.

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False

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What is one way Fairtrade promotes gender equality?

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By ensuring women have equal access to resources and decision-making.

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Fill in the blank: The Fairtrade system aims to reduce ________ and promote social justice.

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Which international organization oversees Fairtrade standards?

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Fairtrade International

18
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a Fairtrade product? A) Bananas B) Chocolate C) Luxury cars

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C) Luxury cars

19
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What is the impact of climate change on poverty in Africa?

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Climate change exacerbates poverty by affecting agricultural productivity and food security.

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True or False: Fairtrade helps improve educational opportunities for producers’ children.

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Fill in the blank: Fairtrade promotes ________ practices among producers.

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What is the significance of the Fairtrade Premium?

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It is an additional amount of money paid to producers to invest in community projects.

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Multiple Choice: Fairtrade supports which of the following? A) Child labor B) Environmental degradation C) Ethical trading

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C) Ethical trading

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What is the relationship between trade and poverty reduction?

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Fair and equitable trade can help lift communities out of poverty.

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True or False: Fairtrade products are exclusively available in developed countries.
False
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Fill in the blank: The concept of Fairtrade originated in the ________ decade.
1940s
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What is a common criticism of Fairtrade?
Some argue it does not reach the poorest producers effectively.
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a goal of Fairtrade? A) Increase exploitation B) Promote fair wages C) Limit consumer choices
B) Promote fair wages
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What is the impact of Fairtrade on local communities?
It often leads to improved infrastructure and social services.
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True or False: Fairtrade guarantees a profit for producers.
False
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Fill in the blank: Fairtrade encourages consumers to make ________ choices.
ethical