Chocolate's Heart of Darkness Quiz

In what country does this documentary film take place?

• Nigeria

• Sierra Leone

• Ghana

• Ivory Coast

What country do most of the young boys who work on cocoa farms come from?

• Sierra Leone

• Liberia

• Ghana

• Burkina Faso

Why do some of these boys work for free for 5 years?

• They are slaves.

• They work to earn their own parcel of cocoa trees.

• They must pay off their debts.

• They are being trained how to grow cocoa.

What is the name of the company interviewed in this film?

• Cargill

• Nestle

• Hershey

• Ferrero

Why is it so hard to buy "clean", or legally grown, cocoa in Ivory Coast?

• The government doesn't allow farmers to label their cocoa as "clean".

• "Dirty" cocoa is cheaper than "clean" cocoa.

• "Clean" and "dirty" cocoa is mixed together at many distributors.

• There is almost no "clean" cocoa grown in Ivory Coast.

Why is the site of the school being built by COOPAWEB confidential?

• They want to surprise their local community.

• Cargill insists that they keep the school's location a secret.

• They can't release this information until the school is finished.

• They haven't built a school like they were supposed to.

What is the government of Ivory Coast’s plan to save the rainforest in their country?

• Outlaw the production of cocoa

• Sacrifice 40% of the forest to save the remaining 60%

• Encourage tourism to encourage local people to protect the rainforest

• Heavily fine farmers who grow cocoa on deforested land

How much does an average cocoa farmer make a day?

• Less than 1 euro

• 5 euros

• 10 euros

• About 100 euro

Which of the following are issues facing the chocolate industry today?

• Low profits

• Deforestation

• Low wages for cocoa farmer

• Child labor

What solution do the creators of this film think will help improve the problems in the chocolate industry?

• Boycotting chocolate in western countries

• Punishing cocoa farmers for using child labor

• Paying cocoa farmers more for their cocoa beans

• Chocolate companies should refuse to buy cocoa beans from Ivory Coast