Food and Agriculture Organization MCQs (Set-1)

What does FAO stand for?

A Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
B Federation of Asian Organizations
C Food Assistance Office
D International Fund for Agricultural Operations

In which city is FAO headquartered?

A Geneva, Switzerland
B Rome, Italy
C New York City, United States
D Paris, France

In what year was FAO established?

A 1919
B 1944
C 1945
D 1967

On which date is World Food Day observed each year?

A 5 June
B 24 October
C 10 December
D 16 October

What is FAO’s main global mission?

A Lead efforts to defeat hunger and improve food security
B Set international labour standards
C Regulate global trade disputes
D Coordinate international peacekeeping

Which sectors are central to FAO’s work?

A Spaceflight, aviation and defence
B Food, agriculture, forestry and fisheries
C Banking, insurance and currency exchange
D Postal services and telecommunications

Which 1943 meeting helped lay the groundwork for creating FAO?

A Bretton Woods Conference
B Bandung Conference
C Hot Springs Conference
D Havana Conference

Where was FAO formally established in 1945?

A Rome, Italy
B Washington, D.C.
C Geneva, Switzerland
D Quebec City, Canada

From which city did FAO move its headquarters to Rome in 1951?

A Washington, D.C.
B Geneva
C New York City
D London

Which issue is most directly addressed by FAO?

A International currency exchange rates
B Food security and nutrition
C Global labour standards
D Collective defence

Which organization jointly established the Codex Alimentarius Commission with FAO?

A World Trade Organization
B International Labour Organization
C World Health Organization
D United Nations Development Programme

What is FAOSTAT?

A A global trade court
B A system for military planning
C An international food-aid airline
D FAO’s food and agriculture statistics database

Which UN agency is FAO?

A A specialized agency focused on food and agriculture
B A security council for military operations
C A monetary fund for currency reserves
D A trade tribunal for tariff disputes

What does World Food Day commemorate?

A The adoption of the UN Charter
B The founding of FAO and the importance of action on hunger
C The establishment of the WTO
D The first meeting of NATO

What was FAO’s first headquarters city?

A Rome
B Paris
C Washington, D.C.
D Geneva

Which goal is consistent with FAO’s work?

A Setting global central-bank interest rates
B Administering international labour conventions
C Electing national leaders
D Sustainable agriculture and improved nutrition

What is the full name of the FAO?

A Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
B Food Access and Operations Office
C Federation for Agriculture and Oceans
D International Food Administration

Which city hosted FAO’s first conference in 1945?

A Rome
B Quebec City
C Geneva
D New York City

Which date is linked to both FAO’s founding and World Food Day?

A 1 January
B 8 August
C 16 October
D 24 August

What is the Codex Alimentarius mainly associated with?

A Global exchange-rate rules
B International maritime borders
C Labour union elections
D International food standards

Which organization coordinates international work against hunger and supports agricultural development?

A FAO
B NATO
C WTO
D ILO

Which areas beyond crop farming are also included in FAO’s remit?

A Space exploration and aviation
B Forestry and fisheries
C Banking and currency policy
D Intellectual property litigation

What type of information is available through FAOSTAT?

A International criminal case records
B Global weather forecasts only
C Food and agriculture statistics
D World heritage listings

In what year did FAO move its headquarters to Rome?

A 1945
B 1960
C 1988
D 1951

Which organization is separate from FAO and is known as the World Food Programme?

A WFP
B WTO
C ILO
D IMF