Chapter 3: Feeding the World Key Concepts Quiz

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What global phenomenon greatly increased food supply according to the text?

Green Revolution

What are the main environmental limitations contributing to food insecurity as described in the text?

Soil degradation

Which factor is NOT mentioned as a cause of food insecurity in the text?

Technological advancements

Who is known as the 'Father of the Green Revolution' according to the text?

Norman Bourlag

What is the main strategy proposed in the text to meet the increasing food needs?

Implementation of more sustainable farming practices

What is identified as a major limiting factor for agriculture in terms of water?

Ogallala Aquifer depletion

Which region is NOT classified as a 'Developed' human population based on the text?

Japan

What critical aspect is emphasized as important for feeding the increasing population in the text?

Conservation of natural resources

What critical factor led to the significant increase in food supply as mentioned in the text?

Development and adoption of advanced technology

Which of the following is NOT cited as a contributor to food insecurity due to environmental limitations?

Urbanization

What is one of the factors mentioned in the text that can lead to food insecurity due to government control?

Price stabilization policies

Which region is identified as having a 'Developed' human population based on the text?

Canada

What is one of the main components of the Green Revolution mentioned in the text?

Plant breeding

Which factor contributes significantly to food insecurity due to environmental limitations, as discussed in the text?

Climate change

What is a primary cause of soil degradation, as mentioned in the text?

Salinization

Who is identified in the text as being instrumental in the development of the Green Revolution?

Norman Bourlag

What is a major concern highlighted in the text regarding water as a limiting factor in agriculture?

Depletion of freshwater resources

Which region is NOT classified as a 'Developing' human population based on the text?

Canada

What is a key focus of conservation mentioned in the text to support food production amidst increasing demands?

Preservation of natural habitats

What global initiative greatly increased food supply according to the text?

Green Revolution

What is the primary role of natural resources in agriculture according to the text?

To support crop growth and sustainability

In the context of food insecurity, what contributes to soil degradation as mentioned in the text?

Erosion and loss of nutrients

Who is primarily responsible for the development and adoption of technology that has increased crop production per acre?

International Research Institutes

What is a significant factor highlighted in the text as a cause of food insecurity due to government control?

Poverty

Which environmental limitation is identified as a major contributor to food insecurity in the text?

Salinization of soil

Which individual is known as the 'Father of the Green Revolution' as referenced in the text?

Norman Bourlag

What is identified as a limiting factor for agriculture in terms of water according to the text?

Ogallala Aquifer depletion

What global phenomenon greatly increased food supply, as discussed in the text?

'Green Revolution'

This quiz covers key concepts related to feeding the increasing human population, including the impact of technology on food supply, the importance of natural resources in agriculture, and the significance of conservation efforts. It also explores the Green Revolution and the need for strategies to enhance food production through improved genetics and cropping practices.

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