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This quiz explores the issue of child hunger in Arizona, focusing on poverty levels, food insecurity, and the economic thresholds for nutritional aid.

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 873 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2025

Sample Question 1
Children who experience occasional hunger because of limited resources:

Have more health problems than kids who never go hungry

Do worse in school than kids who never go hungry

Are more aggressive than kids who never go hungry

All of the above

None of the above

Sample Question 2
For children to have consistent access to a nutritionally adequate diet, families need to earn at least:

Minimum wage

75% of the federal poverty line

100% of the federal poverty line

130% of the federal poverty line

185% of the federal poverty line

Sample Question 3
Children are eligible for free school meals when their household's income level is:

Minimum wage

75% of the federal poverty line

100% of the federal poverty line

130% of the federal poverty line

185% of the federal poverty line

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Sample Question
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