2. ELCA WORLD HUNGER JEOPARDY! Play game

3. 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Just the Facts Money Matters God’s Global Barnyard Around the World Hunger Hodgepodge 300

4. There are around 6.7 billion people on the planet. This many people go hungry every day.

5. What is 963 million people? Final Jeopardy

6. This many people live on less than $1 per day.

7. What is 1 billion people? Final Jeopardy

8. In 2007, this many people in the U.S. participated in the Food Stamp Program each month.

9. What is 26.5 million people? [8 % of U.S. population]

10. Each day in the developing world, 16,000 children die from hunger or preventable diseases. That is equal to 1 child every ___ seconds.

11. What is 5.4 seconds?

12. The Food and Agriculture Organization estimates there are this many people who are hungry in sub- Saharan Africa.

13. What is 236 million people?

14. ELCA World Hunger spends this percentage of its budget on international ministries.

15. What is 72 percent?

16. In 2008, ELCA World Hunger received this much money.

17. What is $21 million?

18. The United Nations Food Program estimates that it will cost this much extra money per year to provide basic health care and nutrition for the world’s poorest people.

19. What is $13 billion? [2006 estimate]

20. It costs this much money to build and stock a community fish farm (such as in Tanzania).

21. What is $250?

22. ELCA World Hunger received this much money in 2007 for its Stand With Africa emphasis.

23. What is $600,000?

24. It costs this much to provide 10 small chickens to help someone build an egg business.

25. What is $10?

26. In Ethiopia, this animal can withstand drought fairly well and provide a stable source of income and nutrition for families facing starvation.

27. What is a goat?

28. It costs this much (on average) to buy a high-yielding cow to support a person or family who is hungry.

29. What is $500?

30. In Kosovo, the Lutheran World Federation has helped rebuild homes and provide this animal to support war refugees as they return home.

31. What is sheep? [People use the wool to weave carpets and generate income.]

32. This farm animal provides a source of income and stability in China for people living in poverty who are affected by HIV and AIDS.

33. What is a pig?

34. This is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, located just 700 miles from Miami.

35. What is Haiti?

36. A 30- x 40-foot fish pond in Tanzania can supply a family with this many pounds of fresh fish per year.

37. What is 75 to 100 pounds?

38. This region of the world has the highest rate of hunger and HIV and AIDS in the world.

39. What is sub-Saharan Africa?

40. ELCA World Hunger and Lutheran World Relief together helped provide a $7,000- irrigation system for a mountaintop community in this South American country.

41. What is Peru?

42. $350 can provide one year of tutoring for at-risk youth in this country.

43. What is India?

44. The work of ELCA World Hunger is carried out under these four main categories.

45. What are relief, education, advocacy, and development? [READ]

46. This is the Web site address for ELCA World Hunger.

47. What is www.elca.org/hunger?

48. You could use this resource to hold an alternative giving fair or give alternative gifts for holidays and special occasions.

49. What is the ELCA Good Gifts catalog? www.elca.org/giving

50. These two ELCA World Hunger international development partners have “Lutheran” as part of their names.

51. What are Lutheran World Relief and The Lutheran World Federation?

52. These are three Fair Trade products regularly promoted by ELCA World Hunger and supported through Lutheran World Relief projects.

53. What are coffee, chocolate, and handcrafts?

54. FINAL JEOPARDY

55. Church History

56. In this year, two former Lutheran church bodies (the ALC and AELC) began to formally raise money for world hunger.

57. What is 1974?