Food stamps are government-issued coupons that recipients exchange for food.

The correct answer is true.

It is true that food stamps are government-issued coupons that recipients exchange for food.

In 2008 the Food Stamp Program in the United States changed its name for Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). It is a federal government program that helps poor people to get quality food for their nutrition. People can use the aid to buy food at supermarkets and convenient stores. The government deposit the money in plastic cards called EBT, that stands for Electronic Benefits transfer, that substitutes paper coupons.

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