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Refer to the Newsela article "The Relationship between Hunger and War."

Part A

What is an effect of food insecurity?


Food insecurity is almost exclusively found in poor countries such as South Sudan and Yemen.


Food insecurity can lead to conflict, which can lead to more food insecurity and famine.


Since 2015, the world has never allowed more than 30 percent of any nation to suffer from food insecurity.


Since 2010, the U.N. has successfully prevented the blockading of food imports from other countries.

Question 2
Part B

Which evidence from the text best supports the answer in Part A?


"[During the war in Yemen] . . . The country's currency collapsed, public employees weren't paid . . ."

"Sixty percent of the millions of people suffering from poor diets in 2016 lived in areas of armed conflict."

"Armed conflicts can force huge numbers of people out of their homes."

"Food prices climbed higher than what most people could pay [during the conflict]."

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Answer:

Explanation:

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The Relationship between Hunger and War is :

A: Food insecurity can lead to conflict, which can lead to more food insecurity and famine.

B:"Food prices climbed higher than what most people could pay during the conflict.

Part A:

An effect of food insecurity is :

B) Food insecurity can lead to conflict, which can lead to more food insecurity and famine.

"Food insecurity"

An effect of food insecurity is the Food insecurity can lead to conflict, which can lead to more food insecurity and famine.

The leading cause of food frailty is destitution, expanding populace, drought, etc.

These causes in nourishment uncertainty influence the populace within the frame of ailing health, helplessness and hindered children.

The arrangements for these issues in nourishment uncertainty are mindfulness, diminish nourishment squander and gifts, etc

Thus, the correct answer is B.

Part B:

The evidence from the text best supports the answer in Part A is :

D) "Food prices climbed higher than what most people could pay [during the conflict]."

"Food insecurity"

The evidence from the text best supports the answer in Part A is "Food prices climbed higher than what most people could pay [during the conflict]."

Individuals experiencing food frailty frequently expend a nutrient-poor eat less, which may contribute to the improvement of weight, heart malady, hypertension, diabetes, and other inveterate infections.

Thus, the correct answer is D.

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