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Froggy Jumps Global Agriculture Review ChallengeVersión en línea Med-level review on agriculture topics. por Madeleine Covey 1 What is the Bid-Rent Theory mainly about? a Land value increases with distance from the CBD b Land value stays constant regardless of distance c Land value decreases with distance from the CBD 2 Which best describes a commodity chain? a A chain of recipes used in cooking b Links from resource to consumer in producing goods c A type of agricultural subsidy 3 What is agro-industrial integration? a Buying produce from markets without processing b Only growing crops on a farm c Owning multiple steps of production by one firm 4 Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are produced through what? a Traditional cross-pollination b Selective harvesting only c Genetic engineering 5 Aquaculture refers to the farming of which? a Desert plants only b Aquatic organisms c Land animals only 6 What does sustainable agriculture aim to balance? a Feeding people and protecting the environment b Maximizing short-term profits c Eliminating all farming systems 7 Mariculture specifically farms which environment? a Freshwater crops b Saltwater species c Terrestrial livestock 8 What is the main purpose of commodity chains? a End with raw commodities only b Avoid processing to save costs c Add value through each production step 9 Economies of scale in farming lead to which outcome? a Higher costs per unit as output rises b No change in cost per unit c Lower cost per unit with higher output 10 A benefit of processing facilities near producers is: a Elimination of storage needs b Increase in land prices only c Lower transport costs and faster distribution 11 Which climate is described by hot summers and mild winters near coasts? a Mediterranean climate b Tundra climate c Tropical rainforest climate 12 What is agribusiness mainly replacing small farms with? a Subsistence plots b Orchard-only farming c Large-scale commercial operations 13 Which factor relates to food distribution systems? a Infrastructure and transport networks b Only weather patterns c Celebrity endorsements 14 Tariff wars affect which aspect of agriculture? a Trade and prices b Soil moisture c Bird migration 15 What does 'central business district' (CBD) imply for land value? a Lower value near the market b Higher value closer to the market c No relation to market access 16 What is shifting cultivation mainly associated with? a Tropical climates due to nutrient cycling b Arid deserts c High-latitude tundra 17 Which practice restores soil nutrients in some systems? a Crop rotation and intercropping b Slash-and-burn only c Monoculture exclusively 18 Which term describes the growth of large farms owned by corporations? a Agribusiness expansion b Subsistence farming c Home gardening 19 What does ‘land use change’ threaten besides production? a Farmland availability for agriculture b Ocean fishing only c Urban planning only 20 What is a major challenge in global food distribution? a Excess water supply b Overabundant sunlight c Infrastructure gaps 21 What characterizes 'extensive' agriculture? a Small plots, high labor input b Large land, low labor input per unit c Hydroponic-only systems 22 What does 'land value' often reflect in urban-rural models? a Altitude only b Color of soil c Proximity to markets 23 Which is NOT a modern agriculture driver? a Smaller farm sizes without tech b Global trade c Technology adoption 24 Which is a consequence of poor storage in LDCs? a Excess storage capacity b High post-harvest losses c Low yields only 25 What does ‘cvc’ stand for in the context of supply chains? a Common village cooperative b Crop variety catalog c Commodity value chain 26 Which is a common outcome of tariffs on imports? a Lower production costs b No change in prices c Higher domestic prices 27 Which term means farming in coastal saline waters? a Mariculture b Dryland farming c Hydroponics 28 What is a key feature of the Global Food System? a Non-commercial farming b Isolated local markets c Interconnected international trade 29 What is a drawback of excessive subsidies? a Reduced crop diversity b Balanced production c Increased biodiversity 30 Which climate type is excellent for market gardening? a Mediterranean b Polar c Tropical rainforest 31 Which sector often leads in economies of scale in farming? a Commercial agribusiness b Smallholder gardens c Urban rooftop farming 32 Which factor improves access to markets for farmers? a Efficient transport networks b Remote, unpaved roads c Limited communication 33 What is a primary concern with climate change in farming? a Less rainfall worldwide b Stable yields c More extreme weather events 34 Which farm type is most associated with specialization? a Intrafarm barter b Commercial farming c Subsistence farming 35 What does ‘soil nutrient cycling’ help with? a Pesticide resistance b Soil fertility c Waterlogging 36 Which is an example of a processing facility benefit? a Faster turnover to market b Increased spoilage c Higher transport costs 37 Which is a consequence of urban expansion into farmland? a More dairy yield b Loss of arable land c Increased arable land 38 What does ‘food distribution network’ depend on? a Celebrity branding b Weather only c Infrastructure and logistics 39 Which is a feature of shifting cultivation? a Permanent fields and irrigation b Slash-and-burn to renew soil c Hydroponic greenhouse only 40 What is a common effect of trade wars on farmers? a Guaranteed profits b Profit volatility c No effect on prices 41 Which term describes when a country focuses on export crops? a Dependence on a few commodities b Balanced food system c Self-sufficient diversification 42 Which two crops typically dominate land use in tropical agriculture? a Shifting cultivation and nomadic herding b Corn and soybeans c Rice paddies and olives 43 Which is an essential element of global food networks? a Only local markets b Political relationships c Only weather 44 Which practice is associated with preserving soil health? a Monoculture only b Fallow abandonment only c Crop rotation 45 Which region is linked with a Mediterranean climate? a California b Northern Canada c Siberia 46 Which is a characteristic of extensive farming? a Low labor per unit due to large area b High labor per unit c Very high yields always 47 Which system benefits from robust storage facilities? a Intra-farm barter only b Erosion control only c Distribution systems 48 Which factor drives land prices near the CBD? a Altitude alone b Access to markets c Color of soil 49 Which term best fits 'global system of agriculture'? a Local-only farming b Interconnected production and trade c Non-commercial hobby farming 50 What is a primary purpose of subsidies in agriculture? a Encourage production of key crops b Only fund storage facilities c Discourage any farming 51 Which is a feature of modern commodity chains? a Value is added at multiple links b Single-step processing only c No value addition 52 Which climate supports market gardening best? a Desert b Tundra c Mediterranean 53 Which issue is central to food security in LDCs? a Lack of storage and infrastructure b Overproduction only c Excess rainfall everywhere 54 Which term describes farming for export crops with little local value? a Urban farming b Subsistence farming c Cash-crop farming 55 Which is a direct outcome of high land value near markets? a No land use change b Extensive land use only c Intensive land use 56 What does ad valorem mean in trade terms? a Tariff per unit b Fixed price tariff c Tariff calculated as a percentage of value 57 Which practice helps reduce nutrient depletion? a Excessive tilling only b Crop rotation and fallow periods c Continuous monoculture 58 What role do processing plants play in farming? a Transform raw goods into market-ready products b Destroy value before market c Only store raw goods 59 Which is a defining feature of commodity chains? a Random distribution b Sequential value-adding steps c A single factory only 60 Which climate type is NOT tropical? a Tropical rainforest b Savanna c Mediterranean 61 What is the effect of land loss to suburbanization? a Decreased agricultural production b Increased field area c No impact on production 62 Which is a characteristic of Subsistence farming? a Mass marketing abroad b Industrial processing only c Producing primarily for family consumption 63 Which factor most affects food distribution cost? a Storage capacity b Seasonal festivals c Crop variety 64 What drives land use toward CBD as per Bid-Rent? a Soil type only b Elevation only c Demand and proximity 65 Which is a method to combat post-harvest loss? a Reduce farming area b Improve storage and logistics c Limit markets 66 Which term describes a plant or animal modified for traits? a Heirloom only b Genetically modified c Naturally grown 67 Which factor influences global food security most in crises? a Celebrity trends b Infrastructure and weather c Color of packaging 68 Which is true about commodity chains? a No value is added b Each link adds value c Value is added only at the end 69 Which farming type is most associated with high capital input? a Smallholder farming b Commercial agribusiness c Subsistence plots 70 Which is a barrier to market access for LDCs? a Poor infrastructure b Overproduction only c Excess capital 71 What is the effect of 'distance from CBD' on land use? a Prices rise with distance b Prices drop with distance c No relation 72 Which term best fits 'global food distribution'? a Networked supply chains b Local barter only c Isolated farming 73 What is the aim of sustainable agriculture? a Balance production and environment b Maximize short-term profit c Ignore social justice 74 What best describes a 'cash crop'? a Uncultivated wild plant b Crop grown for export revenue c Food for local diets only 75 Which climate supports shifting cultivation? a Tundra b Tropical c Arid 76 Which is NOT a main agricultural practice in tropical lands? a Hydroponic only farming b Shifting cultivation c Livestock ranching 77 Which is a consequence of land being used for agribusiness? a Reduced technology use b Increased economic scale c Less specialization 78 What is a primary reason for land value variation in cities? a Color of soil b Access to markets c Altitude alone 79 What does integration in the supply chain imply? a Control over multiple steps b Outsourcing all steps c No processing involved 80 Which is a feature of modern food networks? a Global dependency on exports b No trade impact c Local-only supply 81 Which factor reduces agricultural diversification when subsidized? a Crop subsidies favor certain crops b Remove all subsidies c Diversify crops automatically 82 Which seasonality challenge affects distribution? a Monsoon absence always b Monsoons and droughts c Snowstorms only 83 Which practice increases soil health in rotation systems? a Single-crop focus b Continuous tillage c Legume incorporation 84 What is a major driver of global trade in agriculture? a Only local taste b Only climate c Political relationships 85 Which describes 'land use intensification'? a Less output from more land b No change in output c More output from existing land 86 Which factor most influences crop choice for markets? a Soil color b Demand and prices c Harvest season alone 87 What is a common risk for LDCs in food systems? a Excess storage b Surplus rainfall c Infrastructure lag 88 Which term describes 'distance-based land pricing'? a Bid-rent b Crop rent c Land tax 89 Which mechanism helps stabilize prices in agri-supply chains? a Unregulated markets b Tariffs and subsidies c No government role 90 Which farming system relies on external inputs most? a Commercial agribusiness b Urban rooftop farms c Subsistence farming 91 Which is a key goal of commodity chains? a End-product value creation b Zero processing c Disconnected steps

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Global Agriculture Review ChallengeVersión en línea

por Madeleine Covey

What is the Bid-Rent Theory mainly about?

Which best describes a commodity chain?

What is agro-industrial integration?

Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are produced through what?

Aquaculture refers to the farming of which?

What does sustainable agriculture aim to balance?

Mariculture specifically farms which environment?

What is the main purpose of commodity chains?

Economies of scale in farming lead to which outcome?

A benefit of processing facilities near producers is:

Which climate is described by hot summers and mild winters near coasts?

What is agribusiness mainly replacing small farms with?

Which factor relates to food distribution systems?

Tariff wars affect which aspect of agriculture?

What does 'central business district' (CBD) imply for land value?

What is shifting cultivation mainly associated with?

Which practice restores soil nutrients in some systems?

Which term describes the growth of large farms owned by corporations?

What does ‘land use change’ threaten besides production?

What is a major challenge in global food distribution?

What characterizes 'extensive' agriculture?

What does 'land value' often reflect in urban-rural models?

Which is NOT a modern agriculture driver?

Which is a consequence of poor storage in LDCs?

What does ‘cvc’ stand for in the context of supply chains?

Which is a common outcome of tariffs on imports?

Which term means farming in coastal saline waters?

What is a key feature of the Global Food System?

What is a drawback of excessive subsidies?

Which climate type is excellent for market gardening?

Which sector often leads in economies of scale in farming?

Which factor improves access to markets for farmers?

What is a primary concern with climate change in farming?

Which farm type is most associated with specialization?

What does ‘soil nutrient cycling’ help with?

Which is an example of a processing facility benefit?

Which is a consequence of urban expansion into farmland?

What does ‘food distribution network’ depend on?

Which is a feature of shifting cultivation?

What is a common effect of trade wars on farmers?

Which term describes when a country focuses on export crops?

Which two crops typically dominate land use in tropical agriculture?

Which is an essential element of global food networks?

Which practice is associated with preserving soil health?

Which region is linked with a Mediterranean climate?

Which is a characteristic of extensive farming?

Which system benefits from robust storage facilities?

Which factor drives land prices near the CBD?

Which term best fits 'global system of agriculture'?

What is a primary purpose of subsidies in agriculture?

Which is a feature of modern commodity chains?

Which climate supports market gardening best?

Which issue is central to food security in LDCs?

Which term describes farming for export crops with little local value?

Which is a direct outcome of high land value near markets?

What does ad valorem mean in trade terms?

Which practice helps reduce nutrient depletion?

What role do processing plants play in farming?

Which is a defining feature of commodity chains?

Which climate type is NOT tropical?

What is the effect of land loss to suburbanization?