Global T3 Revision - B: The role of International Organisations

What is emergency aid?

• The immediate help given in response to human-made crises and natural disasters.
• The immediate help given to create human-made crises and natural disasters.
• The immediate help given to destroy  natural disasters
• No one given in response to human-made crises and natural disasters.

Example of emergency aid?

• Only one international organisation responded to the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leone.
• Many international organisations responded quickly to the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leone.
• International organisations don’t want to responded to the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leone.
• Citizens responded to the outbreak of Ebola in Sierra Leone by themself.

What are loans strengths?

• Infrastructure projects
• Can lead to political or economic pressure from the leading countries
• Can lead to a country having to rely on the country's aid
• Help develop natural resources

How can emergency aid help a country?

• Help develop natural resources
• It can help rebuild infrastructure and livelihoods after a disaster
• Make a country more poor
• The country are expected to pay back

What is interest?

• The amount charged for borrowing money
• The basic system and services that a country uses in order to work
• Something that owed to someone else
• A amount of money given for a special purpose

Which of the following statements best describes infrastructure?

• The physical and social systems that allow a society to function effectively
• The political systems and institutions of a country
• The natural resources that a country possesses
• The cultural heritage and traditions of a society

What are the differences between giving aid and making loans?

• Giving aid involves providing resources with an expectation of repayment, while making loans involves providing resources without expecting repayment.
• Giving aid and making loans both involve providing resources without expecting repayment.
• Giving aid involves providing resources without expecting repayment, while making loans involves providing resources with an expectation of repayment.
• Giving aid and making loans both involve providing resources with an expectation of repayment.

Which of the following statements is true?

• Development aid is aimed at providing short-term emergency relief, while emergency aid is aimed at promoting long-term economic growth.
• Emergency aid is aimed at providing short-term emergency relief, while development aid is aimed at promoting long-term economic growth.
• Emergency aid is aimed at promoting long-term economic growth, while development aid is aimed at providing short-term emergency relief.
• Both development aid and emergency aid are aimed at promoting long-term economic growth.

Which of the following statements best describes breadwinner?

• A person who is responsible for cooking bread in a household
• A person who earns a small portion of the family income
• A person who is responsible for providing emotional support to a household
• A person who earns the majority of the family income

Which of the following statements best describes sustainable?

• A process that can be repeated without causing any damage to the environment
• A resource that can be used for a short period of time without depleting it
• A system that can operate indefinitely without exhausting resources or causing harm to the environment
• A practice that is not harmful in the short term but may have negative effects in the long term