
Year 11 Civic Edu Week 8: Poverty and its Effects
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Week Eight: Poverty and its Effects
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Poverty is the state of being poor. That is, having little or no material means of surviving- little or no food, shelter, clothes, healthcare, education and other physical means of living and improving one’s life.
Poverty
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1. Poverty can lead to an increase in the crime rate.
2. It can lead to a break-up in marriages.
3. It can make individual ne irresponsible in the society.
4. It reduces the level of savings and investment in the nation.
5. It increases the level of dependency in a country.
6. It leads to low standard of living.
EFFECTS OF POVERTY
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Standard of living of the people
Sustainable productivity of the country.
Level of savings and investment in the country
Economic growth
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IMPORTANCE OF EMPLOYMENT IN ALLEVIATING POVERTY
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Investment in Agricultural Sector:
Skill Acquisition
Provision of Credit Facilities to SMEs
Good Governance
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FACTORS THAT PROMOTE GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT
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Multiple Choice
What is povertry itself?
When you don't have money
When your basic needs aren't met
When your begging in th streets
When you don't have a job
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Multiple Choice
True or False? Poor people lose the right to social security and participation in society
True
False
Sometimes true and sometimes false
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Multiple Choice
True or False? Poor people get all their rights like others
True
False
Sometimes true and sometimes false
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Multiple Choice
True or False? Inequality is harmful to economic growth and destroys social unity. Starting political and social tension. Sometimes starts instability and conflicts.
True
False
Sometimes rue and sometimes false
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Multiple Choice
the level of available income, goods, and services in each place is....
absolute poverty
relative poverty
standard of living
poverty
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Multiple Choice
To measure standard of living, economist look at whether people can afford the basics:
televisions, cars, boats
education, health care, car
clean water, food, shelter, clothing
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Multiple Choice
Which statement about poverty is true
poverty has little effect on people's health
wealthier countries tend to have fewer people living in poverty
poverty has little effect on standard of living
countries with welfare programs have eliminated the problem of poverty
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Multiple Choice
Which statement about cost of living is TRUE?
a low-wage earner in one place might be considered a high-wage earner in another
cost of living is equal in large cities
a higher cost of living will eliminate poverty
people's basic needs differ from country to country
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Multiple Choice
What is the term "the minimum income required to meet basic needs?"
poverty line
standard of living
cost of living
absolute poverty
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Multiple Choice
Which is not a cause of poverty?
Higher education
Poor health facilities
Poor infrastructure
High growth of population
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Multiple Choice
Which is a measure to remove poverty?
Employment opportunities
Low production
Less income
More big cars
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following helps in eradicating poverty?
Reducing income inequality
Check on price rise
Controlling growth of population
All of the above
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Assessment
1. Define poverty.
2. State five effects poverty.
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