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08 Oct 2025, 03:54
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Section A: A college student's brief talk on how science and humanity can collectively eliminate the root cause of world hunger.
Section C: A leading global politician's address on why abolishing world hunger should be the primary endeavor for the United Nations.
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The United Nations' World Food Program (WFP) seeks good speakers with high quality content for its upcoming event for World Hunger Day. Though each speaker's content will be considered on its own merit, the submissions will be initially divided into sections based on how the content satisfies the various points of the topic of discussion as decided upon by the WFP officials. Section A will consist of speakers whose contents satisfy all the points of the topic. Section B will consist of speakers whose contents satisfy some but not all of the points of the topic. Section C will consist of speakers whose contents satisfy none of the points of the topic.
Topic for the Event: Abolishing World Hunger - Issues of Humanity and Science. The points to be stressed on are 'causes of hunger', 'how humanity can help in the abolition of world hunger', and `how science can help in the abolition of world hunger'. We seek content with subject matter that reflects these three points of the topic.
The following are descriptions/title of the contents submitted for the event. Select the content that will be placed in Section A and select the content that will be placed in Section C. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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Topic for the Event: Abolishing World Hunger - Issues of Humanity and Science. The points to be stressed on are 'causes of hunger', 'how humanity can help in the abolition of world hunger', and `how science can help in the abolition of world hunger'. We seek content with subject matter that reflects these three points of the topic.
The following are descriptions/title of the contents submitted for the event. Select the content that will be placed in Section A and select the content that will be placed in Section C. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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| Section A | Section C | Description of Work |
| A leading global politician's address on why abolishing world hunger should be the primary endeavor for the United Nations. | ||
| A Nobel Peace Prize-winning community worker's talk on his research on how the nature of causes of world hunger is more social than political. | ||
| A leading research scientist's well renowned dissertation titled "Hunger: what Humanity could never do, Science did". | ||
| An economist's speech claiming that scientific advancement, being at the disposal of a select few, causes economic gaps between people, and can therefore never abolish world hunger. | ||
| A college student's brief talk on how science and humanity can collectively eliminate the root cause of world hunger. |
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Section A: A college student's brief talk on how science and humanity can collectively eliminate the root cause of world hunger.
Section C: A leading global politician's address on why abolishing world hunger should be the primary endeavor for the United Nations.
08 Oct 2025, 03:56
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My question is I chose Option E for Section A and Option D for Section C. Why is this incorrect.
Correct Answers are Section A - last option and Section C - first option
I sometimes doubt Experts Global solutions
Correct Answers are Section A - last option and Section C - first option
I sometimes doubt Experts Global solutions
08 Oct 2025, 03:57
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Unable to understand why Section A answer is last and Section C answer is first. Please help
