A. Final Examination

7/19/2021 A.
Final Examination
A. Final Examination Total points 30/30
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the scheduled date and time
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COURSE / SECTION *
BSIT 2-1
Write your Name ( Surname, Given name, M.I) in Capital letters *
Lumba, Marc Joseph S.
CLASS SCHEDULE : DAY / TIME *
Wednesday 10:15PM
TRUE OR FALSE. 30 of 30 points
Select the best answer for each number
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It is in the interest of all government sector to make sure that people have 1/1
enough to eat *
True
False
Low- and middle-income countries are mostly affected by achieving the 1/1
objective of zero hunger *
True
False
Poverty and food security have no link at all * 1/1
True
False
A strategy to reduce food security is reduce population size * 1/1
True
False
False
GMO crops such as BT corn and BT talong destroys balance of our 1/1
biodiversity by altering the natural feed-feeder relationship of the eggplant
and the borer. *
True
False
Challenge to food security is the way how much money one has * 1/1
True
False
Developed countries have less food that they need and low levels of waste * 1/1
True
False
The Golden Rice Case is an example of serious violation of ethical standards 1/1
wherein there is lack of protection to the minors who are considered
vulnerable subjects and are unable to protect themselves *
True
False
Residential and commercial areas require more land allotment than rice crops 1/1
*
True
False
Temperature increase is occurring all over the world resulting in melting of 1/1
icebergs and polar ice caps in ocean and land thus affecting species diversity
such as the polar bear which is already endangered *
True
False
Characteristics of the soil should be understood to choose correct way to 1/1

farm long term *
True
False
Alternate farming/crop rotation cannot achieve crop sustainability * 1/1
True
False
Food security is only one determinant of nutritional outcomes, especially for 1/1
children *
True
False
Most of the observed increase in global average temperatures since the mid- 1/1
20th century is very likely due to the observed increase in anthropogenic
GHG concentrations *
True
False
If a country has high food security can people still be undernourished? * 1/1
True
False
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Choose the best answer/s for each questions
The most serious consequence of a loss in ecosystem biodiversity would be 1/1

the *
loss of ecosystem services on which people depend.
gene pool contamination
increase in the abundance and diversity of edge-adapted species.
low genetic diversity
Reasons for uneven distribution of food includes * 1/1
Political
Rising prices
Social and economic
All of the above
The ability of a community either to resist change or to recover to its original 1/1
state after change is? *
stability
partitioning
d ti it
productivity
succession
Which of the following levels of organization is arranged in the correct 1/1

sequence from the most to least inclusive? *
community, ecosystem, individual, population
ecosystem, community, population, individual
individual, population, community, ecosystem
population, ecosystem, individual, community
Which of the following is not a scientific concern relating to creating 1/1

genetically modified crops? *
Herbicide resistance
Insect pests resistance
Non-target contamination
None of the above
All of the above
The following are the most direct threat to biodiversity except? * 1/1
overcoming genetic incompatibility within species
i dl l f t h i b di id
increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide
the depletion of the ozone layer
habitat destruction
What is food security? * 1/1
It relates to efforts to prevent terrorist from poisoning food suuplies
It is about ensuring everyone’s access to food
Its component elements include availability, utilization, and stability, as well as access
Food Security focuses primarily on ending micronutrient malnutrition
The following are immediate potential benefits of introducing genetically 1/1

modified crops except *
increasing crop yield.
reduced costs for food or drug production
overcoming genetic incompatibility.
increasing the amount of land for agriculture.
How does agricultural research help reduce hunger and poverty? * 1/1
Agricultural research mainly benefits commercial farmers in developed countries
Research focused on the problems of poor farmers and consumers is a 'public good'
with little profit potential but high social benefits; public investment is needed to
support it.
Pro-poor research should only focus on organic farming.
transnational private-sector firms are the main source of research oriented towards
poor farmers and consumers.
Which of the following, the most impactful action you can take to reduce your 1/1
carbon footprint is: *
Use hybrid electric cars
Throw waste in a designated bins only
Turn off your lights more often
Eat a plant-based diet
What difference will urbanization make for hunger and malnutrition? * 1/1
Urban dwellers depend more than rural people on purchases to acquire food, have
little opportunity to grow their own food, and so are much more vulnerable to food
price increases
No significant difference: low income urban and rural people face similar constraints
in accessing food and consume similar diets in developing countries
It will reduce poverty and hunger because these are almost entirely concentrated in
rural areas
Poor city people eat mainly root crops, maize and sorghum, so lot more those foods
will need to be produced as the world urbanize
What are the effects of globalization on food security? * 1/1
Developing countries need to create publicly-owned food reserves in order to realise

the potential benefits.
Supermarkets are so far the only way in which food and agriculture have experienced
globalisation.
World Trade Organisation rules do not cover agriculture, so globalisation really has no
bearing on food security.
Wealthy countries subsidies and trade barriers make it difficult for developing
countries to take advantage of the potential of globalisation for advancing food
security.
Which is NOT a reason for current food crisis? * 1/1
Climate change
Rising prices
Poor soil
Farming technology
Why are forests important for mitigating climate change? * 1/1
Roots prevent soil erosion
Forests serve as a sink in the carbon cycle

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Forests serve as a sink in the carbon cycle
Leaves of trees reflect all sunlight away from the Earth
Trees provide raw materials
How will climate change affect food security? * 1/1
There currently is no scientific consensus as to whether climate change is occurring o

whether it will over the next 50 years
It will have negative impacts in most developing countries because of the increased
frequency of droughts, storms and floods
The impact will be positive because there will be more carbon dioxide available for
plant photosynthesis
The impact will be positive, because drier weather will mean less habitat for malaria
mosquitoes, so fewer workers will be sick at harvest time
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7/19/2021 A.

A. Final Examination Total points 30/30

The respondent's email (lumba.marc@clsu2.edu.ph) was recorded on submission of this

Write your Name ( Surname, Given name, M.I) in Capital letters *

Lumba, Marc Joseph S.

CLASS SCHEDULE : DAY / TIME *

TRUE OR FALSE. 30 of 30 points

Select the best answer for each number

Poverty and food security have no link at all * 1/1

A strategy to reduce food security is reduce population size * 1/1

Characteristics of the soil should be understood to choose correct way to 1/1

Alternate farming/crop rotation cannot achieve crop sustainability * 1/1

The most serious consequence of a loss in ecosystem biodiversity would be 1/1

loss of ecosystem services on which people depend.

gene pool contamination

increase in the abundance and diversity of edge-adapted species.

low genetic diversity

Reasons for uneven distribution of food includes * 1/1

Social and economic

All of the above

Which of the following levels of organization is arranged in the correct 1/1

community, ecosystem, individual, population

ecosystem, community, population, individual

individual, population, community, ecosystem

population, ecosystem, individual, community

Which of the following is not a scientific concern relating to creating 1/1

Insect pests resistance

None of the above

All of the above

overcoming genetic incompatibility within species

the depletion of the ozone layer

What is food security? * 1/1

It relates to efforts to prevent terrorist from poisoning food suuplies

It is about ensuring everyone’s access to food

Food Security focuses primarily on ending micronutrient malnutrition

The following are immediate potential benefits of introducing genetically 1/1

increasing crop yield.

reduced costs for food or drug production

overcoming genetic incompatibility.

increasing the amount of land for agriculture.

Agricultural research mainly benefits commercial farmers in developed countries

Use hybrid electric cars

Throw waste in a designated bins only

Turn off your lights more often

Eat a plant-based diet

What are the effects of globalization on food security? * 1/1

Developing countries need to create publicly-owned food reserves in order to realise

Which is NOT a reason for current food crisis? * 1/1

Why are forests important for mitigating climate change? * 1/1

Roots prevent soil erosion

Forests serve as a sink in the carbon cycle

Leaves of trees reflect all sunlight away from the Earth

Trees provide raw materials

How will climate change affect food security? * 1/1

There currently is no scientific consensus as to whether climate change is occurring o

This form was created inside of CENTRAL LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY.

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