Easing Hunger in Our Community Quiz

What is the primary purpose of a food bank?

• To sell food at discounted prices

• To distribute food to those in need for free

• To store food for emergencies

• To cook and serve meals to the community

Which of the following is NOT a way you can help at a local soup kitchen?

• Cooking meals

• Serving food

• Donating money

• Buying food from the kitchen

What might you find at a food bank?

• Only canned goods

• Fresh fruits and vegetables, canned goods, and sometimes personal care items

• Only fresh fruits and vegetables

• Electronics and clothing

Why are volunteers important for hunger relief programs?

• They provide the funds needed to run the programs

• They have the skills to cook large meals

• They help distribute food and provide services, keeping the programs running

• They are the only ones who can donate food

How can children help ease hunger in their community?

• By volunteering with an adult at a food bank or soup kitchen

• Only by donating money

• By starting their own food bank

• Children cannot help

What is a common requirement for volunteering at a soup kitchen?

• Being over 18 years old

• Having a cooking degree

• Completing a food safety course

• No requirements, anyone can volunteer

Why do food banks and soup kitchens need donations?

• To pay their employees high salaries

• To fund their expansion into other cities

• To purchase food and supplies needed to serve their communities

• They do not need donations

What could be a reason a family might need to visit a food bank?

• They enjoy trying new foods

• They are traveling and forgot to pack food

• They are facing financial difficulties and need assistance

• They are looking for cooking lessons

What is an effective way to raise awareness about hunger in your community?

• Ignoring the problem

• Organizing a food drive

• Only talking to your close friends about it

• Waiting for someone else to address the issue

What impact does volunteering at a hunger relief program have on the community?

• It increases the community's reliance on external help

• It has no impact; the situation remains the same

• It helps reduce hunger and strengthens community bonds

• It only benefits the volunteers, not the community