Rice is staple food for many people around the world, especially Asians. In many parts of the world, a family’s income level can also be determined by the amount of rice they eat per day or per month, or grade of rice they consume. For instance, Basmati Rice is considered a luxury food which only the wealthy can afford.

Of course, there are alternatives like wholemeal bread but if rice has been your staple diet, switching from rice to bread is like going through a diet programme.

What if there is a way to help others who cannot afford to buy rice and it costs you nothing but time to go online? What if this method also helps you to practice your language skills whilst you are also playing online?
The FreeRice is a non-profit website run by the United Nations World Food Program. This website will provide such a platform for you to spend as little as a few clicks on the keyboard to answer simple questions (not a survey but educational). The subjects range from the arts, language, mathematics to geography. For every correct answer you provide by clicking on one of the choices given, you will be contributing 10 grains of rice to those in need. The more correct answers you give, the bigger will be the contribution. Neat. And it costs you no money to play it.