CLEAN : Vanuatu locals stock up on food

The video discusses concerns about food supply in a village, focusing on reliance on local food and the impact of cyclones. It highlights financial challenges in purchasing food from shops and explores alternative food sources like garden produce.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding local food?

• Local food is not nutritious enough.

• There might be a shortage due to cyclones.

• The quality of local food is declining.

• Local food is too expensive.

What is the impact of cyclones on local food availability?

• Cyclones have no impact on local food.

• Cyclones can lead to a shortage of local food.

• Cyclones make local food cheaper.

• Cyclones improve the growth of local food.

How does the speaker describe the financial situation related to local food?

• There might not be enough money to buy food from shops.

• Local food is cheaper than shop food.

• The government provides financial aid for local food.

• There is plenty of money to buy local food.

Why might the speaker's village run out of food from shops?

• The shops are not restocking.

• There is not enough money to buy food from shops.

• There is a lack of transportation.

• The shops are closing down.

What are some of the alternative food items mentioned by the speaker?

• Rice, fries, biscuits, and potatoes

• Bread, milk, cheese, and eggs

• Fruits, vegetables, meat, and fish

• Pasta, cereal, yogurt, and juice