How Did That Get in My Lunchbox?

The video explores the journey of various foods from their origins to a lunchbox. It covers the processes involved in making bread, cheese, apple juice, and chocolate chips, as well as the growth and harvesting of tomatoes, carrots, and clementines. The video highlights the roles of farmers, bakers, and other workers in bringing food to consumers.

What is the first step in the journey of bread from the farm to your lunchbox?

• A truck delivers the bread to the store.

• A miller grinds the grains into flour.

• A baker mixes flour with water.

• A farmer plants seeds in spring.

What substance is added to milk to help it turn into cheese?

• Yeast

• Rennet

• Sugar

• Salt

Where do tomatoes grow before they are picked and sent to the store?

• In an open field

• In a greenhouse

• In a big plastic tunnel

• In a factory

What happens to apples at the juice factory before they are mashed?

• They are frozen

• They are boiled

• They are washed

• They are peeled

What part of the carrot plant is visible above the ground during its growth?

• The leaves

• The stem

• The root

• The flower

What is the first step in the process of making chocolate from cocoa beans?

• Drying the beans in the sun

• Mixing the paste with sugar

• Roasting the beans

• Grinding the beans into paste

When do clementines turn orange and become ready for harvest?

• In early summer

• In late summer

• In winter

• In autumn

Why do pickers wear gloves when harvesting clementines?

• To protect their hands from thorns

• To avoid bruising the fruit

• To keep their hands warm

• To prevent sunburn

What is the main purpose of the video 'How Did That Get in My Lunchbox?'

• To teach how to cook different foods

• To explain the journey of food from farms to lunchboxes

• To show different types of lunchboxes

• To promote healthy eating habits

Who are some of the people involved in bringing food to your lunchbox?

• Cheese and chocolate makers

• Farmers and bakers

• All of the above

• Pickers, packers, and truck drivers