Exam 8: Food and Agriculture
Exam 1: Geography Matters234 Questions
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In the biorevolution,control over food production is moving from the farmer to the biotechnological firm.
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The global loss of topsoil each year is greater than the amount that is created each year.
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Most agricultural researchers think that global agriculture is now characterized by a grain-and-meat food regime.
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Match the characteristic to the agricultural activity.
-involves modifications of the environment (like terraces)
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Match the characteristic to the agricultural activity.
-found in rainforest climate
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A food regime is the specific set of links that exists among food production,consumption,capital investment and accumulation opportunities.Since the 1960s,global agriculture has changed from a wheat and livestock food regime to a
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In contrast to the first two agricultural revolutions,the third one originated in the
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The global food crisis is predicted to be full-blown by the year 2030.
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The third agricultural revolution had its roots in North America.
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