Assess students' ability to analyze environmental, economic, and social factors that create and sustain urban food deserts in mid-sized cities. The quiz will test identification of root causes (retail deserts, transportation/access, land use, food pricing, income inequality), interpretation of simple spatial and demographic data (store locations, census tracts, transit routes), evaluation of health and community impacts, and formulation of evidence-based, equitable interventions and policy trade-offs. Questions require cross-system reasoning, use of data to support conclusions, and consideration of stakeholder perspectives.