Question

most of those russians drafted to fight in world war i were peasants. this resulted in a(n)
scarcity of food, so people died of starvation.
untrained and unprepared military force.
appeal to women to do peasants jobs.
reason for the tsar to shut down peasant factories.

Explanation:

Peasants were mainly engaged in agricultural work rather than military training. Drafting a large number of peasants into the military would lead to a lack of trained soldiers. While food scarcity (due to fewer peasants farming) could be a consequence, the more direct and immediate result related to the military draft of peasants (who had no prior military training) is an untrained military force. There's no historical basis for the tsar shutting down peasant - related factories as a direct result of this draft, and an appeal to women to do peasant jobs is a secondary or less - direct consequence compared to the military force aspect.

Answer:

untrained and unprepared military force.