A) Consumption of a wider variety of foods
B) Eating less processed foods
C) Consumption of more animal products
D) Consumption of more foods high in vitamin A and iron
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A) Approximately 20% of all deaths in children under the age of 5 are due to infectious diseases.
B) Undernourished children have depressed immune systems.
C) Vaccines may be ineffective in undernourished children.
D) Undernourished children can die from infectious diseases that would not be life-threatening in well-nourished children.
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A) When women are better educated,the birthrate declines.
B) The rate of population growth has slowed in Singapore,Thailand,Colombia and Costa Rica.
C) To be effective,national or regional family planning efforts must take into consideration cultural and religious practices.
D) Families tend to be larger when a country's economy appears secure.
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A) food self-sufficiency.
B) food sovereignty.
C) sustainable agriculture.
D) economic viability.
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A) Paper towels
B) Gasoline
C) Bread
D) A wooden crate
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A) Chronic food shortages affect far fewer people than famines.
B) Chronic food shortages can be the result of cultural or religious practices.
C) Chronic food shortages can be a result of misusing environmental resources.
D) Chronic food shortages can be the result of economic inequities.
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A) Having many animals confined together can affect water quality.
B) Feeding grain to livestock is the most efficient way to produce enough calories for a population.
C) Cutting down forests to create grazing land is a problem that is linked to global warming.
D) When animals are integrated into farming,animal waste products can provide valuable sources of fuel.
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A) food deserts.
B) food voids.
C) impoverished pockets.
D) urban produce voids.
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A) begins when infants are weaned and appropriate substitutes for milk are unavailable.
B) ends after the adolescent growth spurt.
C) is an inability to meet nutrient needs at some stages of life.
D) affects both the health and productivity of a population.
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A) 100 million
B) 500 million
C) 750 million
D) 1 billion
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A) Iodine
B) Iron
C) Sodium
D) Vitamin A
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A) access to healthcare systems.
B) the number of deaths due to cardiac problems.
C) the infant mortality rate.
D) over-nutrition.
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A) brings food quickly into areas where people are starving.
B) consists of foods well planned for their nutrient content.
C) can prevent future famine.
D) fosters economic development.
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A) strong family support.
B) educational level.
C) access to vitamin supplements.
D) more hospital admissions.
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A) decreased life expectancy.
B) an increase in low birth weight babies.
C) an increase in the incidence of heart disease and diabetes.
D) a decrease in the use of natural resources.
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A) 10
B) 15
C) 25
D) 35
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