When Food Intake for Adults in the Household Has Been

Multiple Choice

When food intake for adults in the household has been reduced to an extent that it implies the adults have repeatedly experienced the physical sensation of hunger, and such reductions are not observed at this stage for children in the household, the household is said to be:

A) food secure.
B) food insecure without hunger.
C) food insecure with moderate hunger.
D) food insecure with severe hunger.